Laser Blade High Contrast
by ECC
Auckland
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Laser Blade revolutionises the concept of the downlight. The product with miniaturised optic, providing high visual comfort, uses the physical principle of pinpoint lamps, generating circular light emission. No more rigid frameworks, but instead ample opportunities for customisation.
Flush mount installation in false ceilings with 12.5 – 15 – 20 mm thickness for Minimal versions (without perimeter rim) or from 1 to 25 mm thickness for Frame versions (with rim) using torsion springs.
Main body with radiant surface in die-cast aluminium.
High definition optics in metallized thermoplastic, built into the innovative black anti-glare screen that defines emission with controlled luminance UGR<10 (for medium and flood UGR<10, for wide flood UGR<19).
Tunable White versions are available (2700K ÷ 5700K).
The special configuration of the optical system delivers a precise circular distribution without punctiform effect.
High visual comfort.
Installation without tools.
The minimum sizes of the installation compartment are displayed in the instructions sheet available on the online catalogue.
IP20
IP23 for visible body of fitting after installation.
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Product Details
- Product
- Laser Blade High Contrast
- Category
- Downlights
- Sold by
- ECC
- Range
- Laser
- Designer
- iGuzzini
- Brand
- iGuzzini
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Laser Blade revolutionises the concept of the downlight.
The product with miniaturised optic, providing high visual comfort, uses the physical principle of pinpoint lamps, generating circular light emission. No more rigid frameworks, but instead ample opportunities for customisation.
Flush mount installation in false ceilings with 12.5 – 15 – 20 mm thickness for Minimal versions (without perimeter rim) or from 1 to 25 mm thickness for Frame versions (with rim) using torsion springs.
Main body with radiant surface in die-cast aluminium.
High definition optics in metallized thermoplastic, built into the innovative black anti-glare screen that defines emission with controlled luminance UGR<10 (for medium and flood UGR<10, for wide flood UGR<19).
Tunable White versions are available (2700K ÷ 5700K).
The special configuration of the optical system delivers a precise circular distribution without punctiform effect.
High visual comfort.
Installation without tools.
The minimum sizes of the installation compartment are displayed in the instructions sheet available on the online catalogue.
IP20
IP23 for visible body of fitting after installation.
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- Pricing
- From $126.01 *Price indication
- Specs
Colours : White, black, grey/black, black/black, white/black
Dimensions : Please refer to spec sheet
Materials : Aluminium
Lamptype : LED CRI 90 or 95, 2700, 3000 or 4000K
Class : IP23 on the visible body of the mount after installation
Warranty : 5 Years
Application : Downlight
Original ID : 6041
Type : Fixed / TriRectangl
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Laser Blade High Contrast
The Laser Blade High Contrast is supplied by ECC. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product ECC lists on ArchiPro.
ECC lists the Laser Blade High Contrast from $126.01, as a price indication. For an exact price for your project, .
It comes in 4 title options (High Contrast 1L Trim, High Contrast 5L Trim, High Contrast 10L Trim, High Contrast 15L Trim). Pick one in the row under the description to see it and its price.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Lake Hāwea Home by Pretty Sweet Lighting. See how it was used in a finished space.
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