ALPHABET OF LIGHT CIRCULAR LED methacrylate pendant lamp

ALPHABET OF LIGHT CIRCULAR - LED methacrylate pendant lamp.‎ Available App Compatible versions.‎ Alphabet of light circular 155 suspension Watt: 91W Voltage: 220-240V Delivered lumens output: 10739lm CCT: 3000K Efficiency: 77% Efficacy: 118.‎02lm/W CRI: 80 Alphabet of light circular 90 suspension Watt: 55W Voltage: 220-240V Delivered lumens output: 6041lm CCT: 3000K Efficiency: 77% Efficacy: 109.‎83lm/W CRI: 80 It is a language made of light, not the design of an object, but rather the development of a strong idea – using light to communicate simply and freely.‎ BIG starts from an abacus of essential geometries to design a new font that translates into light, an alphabet used to write and express thoughts, a tool to give shape to spaces.‎Base modules, either straight or curved, with precise geometric proportions, allow to combine elements to build countless light structures, both essential and complex.‎ It is an elementary principle generating an open system.‎Few base modules linked with joints make up the individual letters of a new graphic alphabet, allow to define simple and linear or more intricate elements, including curved ones, to design light in space with words, as well as with graphic signs.‎This idea is combined with the optoelectronic skills of Artemide to define an innovative manufacturing principle and produce a continuous, comfortable light.‎Technological complexity is transposed into elementary gestures, the individual parts are linked with electromagnetic joints that are concealed, without shadows or discontinuities.‎Connections are easy and ensure maximum composition and configuration freedom.‎ Power is conveyed between modules up to a maximum of almost 5 metres.‎The section reveals a patented optical system that works with innovative materials, whose optical properties are exploited within an elementary geometric element.‎ A thin central aluminium core supports two LED strips emitting on the opposite sides.‎The calibration of the materials’ transm