Aplis in-Line 80 directional

Presented:	Architect@Work 2013, London
Stylepark-ID:	04.1600.10376
Categories:	Interior lighting ›Built-in lights ›Ceiling built-in lights

Product description

kreon aplis in-line is a range of circular recessed downlights characterised by a trimless appearance and deep-set LED position, providing a subtle feeling of light without the uncomfortable sight of light. The range utilises best in class LED modules and is available in four diameters from 40mm upto 165mm to suit spacial requirements. With a choice of directional, fixed or wall wash formats, kreon aplis in-line can provide a discreet yet functional solution to general or accent lighting within architecture. Finished in black for a dramatic ceiling contrast and maximum light control, or white for a harmonious ceiling integration.

Specifications

Fittings	lamptype: HIPAR16 fitting: GX10 wattage: 35W voltage: 230V/2kV rotation/inclination: 360°/30°
Diffuser/reflector shape	circular
Diameter	80 mm
Installation depth	1300 - 1400 mm
Form of protection (DIN 40050)	IP40 protection against: solids >1mm
Safety class	class III (protective low voltage)
Colors	black white copper / bronze

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