Eureka Introduces Tangram-Trace Architectural Luminaire
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November 30, 2022
Eureka announced the release of its Tangram-Trace architectural luminaire. Using bold straps and a prismatic lens, Tangram-Trace creates a dramatic aesthetic and provides high quality, diffused linear illumination. It is intended for modern environments such as conference and executive areas, hospitality applications, or reception spaces.
Tangram-Trace luminaires are suspended using four-inch-wide straps, which empower designers to invent their own visual language. Available in 2′, 4′, and 6′ lengths, the straps can be configured into 12 pre-set shapes. Or, designers can work with the Eureka team to create custom designs. Straps are offered in five decorative colors, with the flexibility to create a monochromatic fixture or a more eclectic multi-color luminaire. Custom RAL colors are available upon request.
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Spacers direct the path of the strap between the fixture and canopy. Straps may be pulled in or pushed out to create the desired shape. The canopy itself is also a design element. Straps can appear to flow discreetly out of the ceiling, or the canopy elements can become a focal point that mirrors the geometry below.
A 4” linear prismatic lens with an ultra-thin aluminum casing delivers high-quality diffused light down to the space below. Low, regular, and high output options range from 670 to 1,027 delivered lumens per foot.
All Tangram-Trace configurations can be selected with tunable white, with a range from 2700K to 5000K delivered lumens. They are also compatible with the nLight® AIR or nLight® Wired network control system. These systems manage lighting throughout indoor spaces, helping to reduce energy costs and improve occupant comfort.
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