NEWTON 3510

designer:

UT Egoluce

Annee du projet:

2016

typologie:

lampadarires

ampoules:

/W LED 34,8W 4892lm 4000K
/WW LED 34,8W 4624lm 3000K
/XW LED 34,8W 4424lm 2700K

sources:

led

lumiere:

directe

degre IP:

poids net:

9,50 Kg

materiaux:

aluminium, métal

Installables sur surfaces enflammables

Appareil Réparable

5 ans de garantie

CRI>90

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Lampadaire avec corps en aluminium et métal caractérisé par 4 projecteurs orientables à LED COB fournissant une lumière directe et avec des ouvertures optiques de 24°, 38° et 58°. La lentille frontale des projecteurs, en verre, peut être transparente ou satinée (/ST).

FINITIONS DISPONIBLES :

.01 blanc

.02 noir

Sa forme minimaliste, résultat d'une synthèse géométrique extrême, le rend adapté à tout type de contexte, du public au privé et à tout style, du classique au moderne.

Dernière mise à jour le 11/03/2025

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