Sky wall lamp

Stylepark-ID:	04.1195.10150
Categories:	Outdoor lighting › Surface mounted lights › Wall mounted lights

Product description

Range of lamps with IP65 protection for outdoor use. Designed for energy saving lamps, Sky is available in versions with LED with photovoltaic cells and rechargeable batteries, wire-free, or with high-efficiency LED with electronic power supply. Models fo

r electronic fluorescent and metal halide sources complete the range.

Specifications

Width	160 mm
Height	160 mm
Emission class	A++ - E
Inspection seal /certification	ENEC
Form of protection (DIN 40050)	IP65 dust-proof/protection against: water jets
Safety class	class II (protective isolation)
Fire prevention classes	F
Material	aluminium

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Manufacturer:
Luceplan, Italy

Design:
Alfredo Häberli
2007

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Sky wall lamp

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Above all warm

The light of tranquility

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It has to be 48

Work with love

2 in 1: Luminaires with noise protection

TXTMSG with Ross

Light for all

To light or to illuminate – that is the question

Manufacturer:Luceplan, Italy

Design:Alfredo Häberli 2007

Printed catalogue

PDF catalogue

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Manufacturer:
Luceplan, Italy

Design:
Alfredo Häberli
2007