Lumenpulse Linear LED luminaire for grazing and floodlighting

January 10, 2017

The Lumenfacade is a high-performance linear LED luminaire for grazing or floodlighting exterior walls and facades. Featuring second generation LED technology, the luminaire is available in 0.3 m, 0.6 m, 0.9 m o 1.2 m sections, and can be configured with a wide number of options.

These options include optics for grazing or flood lighting, a choice of outputs (Ashrae 16 w/m, RO 28 w/m or HO 50 w/m), various colour temperatures or static colours, various mounting options, finishes and accessories, and dimming control via DMX/RDM, DALI or 0-10 volt.

The Lumenfacade is also available with a unique asymmetric distribution, providing exceptional uniformity and brightness for walls and signage.

The dual-chamber design allows components and drivers to be replaced, and a corrosion-resistant option makes it suitable for hostile environments, such as salt spray, harsh chemicals and extreme outdoor exposure.

Find out more: www.lumenpulsegroup.com/products/26/lumenfacade.

 

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