TAPPO MINI 6325

designer:

UT Egoluce

design year:

2020

tipology:

recessed lamps

bulbs:

3W GU10 LED

sources:

led

light:

direct

net weight:

0,10 Kg

materials:

aluminium

Class II device, provided with double or reinforced insulation

5 years warranty

Gallery

Instructions sheet

Product details

Energy label

Direct light “minitrim” recessed spotlight, with very small frame, die-cast aluminum structure and lamp holder with GU10 fitting.

AVAILABLE FINISHES:

.01 White

.02 Black

The installation involves fixing in plasterboard false ceilings. The source is set back in the body ensuring better direct glare control.

TAPPO MINI works without power supply by connecting directly to the mains voltage (220-240V).

The 3W GU10 LED bulb must be ordered separately.

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