Experience seamless ambient illumination with a fixture engineered for a barely-there silhouette. This linear ceiling luminaire delivers uniform, glare-free output without overpowering your room’s architecture. Designed specifically for contemporary interiors, the slim housing mounts flush against flat ceilings to create a continuous line of light ideal for kitchen islands, home offices, or entryways.
Proper setup begins with an external LED driver, which operates outside the fixture itself. You will need to mount this power supply inside a standard electrical junction box before attaching the lighting bar. Schedule cable routing and power placement with a licensed electrician prior to purchase to ensure proper clearance and code compliance.
Available in four precise measurements, each model maintains a consistent 3-centimeter width and 5.5-centimeter height. Weight scales steadily alongside wattage: the 60-centimeter option runs approximately 12 watts and tips the scale at 1.1 kilograms. Expanding to 80 centimeters increases consumption to 16 watts with roughly 1.25 kilograms in mass. The meter-long variant demands about 20 watts and weighs 1.65 kilograms, while the maximum length reaches 120 centimeters with a 24-watt draw and nearly 1.9 kilograms.
The housing combines aluminum framing, structural metal components, and a translucent acrylic diffuser. Exterior panels arrive in either deep black or bright white, while the internal reflector remains a steady white tone to maximize brightness distribution. Built-in LED clusters offer selectable color temperatures spanning warm 3000 Kelvin, neutral 4000 Kelvin, and cool 6000 Kelvin daylight settings. Direct hardwiring attaches to standard AC 110-240V circuits, and daily operation relies on a basic wall toggle switch. Categorized under an IP20 rating, the unit operates safely in climate-controlled indoor areas but lacks moisture barriers for bathrooms or outdoor exposed zones. Testing documentation satisfies regulatory requirements across North America, Australia, Europe, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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