Swarovski
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Presented: Light+Building 2008, Frankfurt
Article no: A 9945 NR 000 131 / 132 / 133 / 134
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Design
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lighting
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decorative light
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built-in lights
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ceiling built-in lights
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01 product description
Product description
For product information please contact the manufacturer.
02 technical data
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Fittings |
LED Lighting system consisting of: 6 light fittings with crystal 45rhomb 1 electronic power supply unit with fixed external plug-in connector block Connection voltage: 100 - 240 V / 50/60 Hz Secondary voltage: 6 V DC Wattage: max. 42 W 1 distributor module with 6 LED inserts |
03 security/protection
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Form of protection (DIN 40050) |
IP20 protection against: solids > 12 mm |
Safety class |
class II (protective isolation) |
Fire prevention classes |
F |
Inspection seal /certification |
CE |
04 Tags
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Swarovski - Sparkling Grandeza
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The legendary bling bling
Over 100 years ago, in 1895 to be exact, the inventor Daniel Swarovski moved to Tyrol in Austria, where he installed his new machine to cut and polish crystal glass. From these early beginnings, his sparkling crystals revolutionized the world of fashion and transformed the family business into a global market leader for crystal in fashion, jewelry and, since a few years ago, increasingly in the fields of lighting, architecture and interior design as well.
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