SPOON 6351

designer:

UT Egoluce

design year:

2008

tipology:

recessed lamps

bulbs:

/XW LED max 1,5W 500mA 199lm 2700K
/WW LED max 1,5W 500mA 210lm 3000K
/W LED max 1,5W 500mA 221lm 4000K

sources:

led

light:

direct

IP degree:

net weight:

0,07 Kg

materials:

aluminium

optional:

Art. 0217: Controcassa in materiale plastico - Plastic box
Art. 0214: Kit box + plaster traforato - Kit box + perforated plaster

Extremely low-tension device with remote voltage transformer

Device suitable for installation on normally flammable surfaces

Intertek listed US available upon request

Fixture Repairable

5 years warranty

Gallery

Instructions sheet

Product details

Energy label

Download 2D

File LDT

IP40 recessed spotlight with asymmetric light for masonry walls with aluminium body and heat sink.

AVAILABLE FINISHES:

.01 white

.02 black

.45 anodized aluminum

The spotlight is available in the catalogue with integrated power LED with 2700K, 3000K and 4000K white light with CRI>80.

The positioning of the LED, set back and inclined inside the spotlight, allows the light to be projected downwards and makes SPOON ideal for lighting corridors, stairs or internal pedestrian paths in both public and private places.

The spotlight can be installed in masonry using formworks that can be ordered separately.

The operation of the spotlight requires the use of a driver to be ordered separately. Dimmable drivers are also available for PUSH, 1...10V or DALI control.

DRIVERS TABLE

ETL version available on request

Last updated 06/09/2023

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