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Presented:	Light + Building 2018, Frankfurt
Stylepark-ID:	04.1351.00056
Categories:	Outdoor lighting › Built-in lights › Built-in wall lights
	Outdoor lighting › Walkway lights

Product description

The ID lighting system can be built in flush and without visible screws or fasteners. Thanks to the modular system, different emission characteristics are possible. The ID system that is optimized for building into circular tube banisters is optionally available with one to four lighting units.

- Housing accommodates 4 LED (LED Board: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 LED)

- Current feed: 200 mA–500 mA, depending on ambient temperature

- Electronic operating device with DALI interface, 1–10 V or stand-alone programming, extern driver

- LED lighting unit continuously adjustable ±6°

- Various light distributions for area, high bay, stairs or walkway lighting

- AH02, AP06, AP07, AS07

- Lens made from PMMA, with aluminum support plate

- 4 model variants: 1–4 LED

- Housing made from aluminum, cover in PMMA

- Finish: anodized, black matt, RAL 9005

- Colour temperature: Warm white 3.000 K, Neutral white 4.000 K

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