BAMBOO 1 outdoor floor lamp - Vibia
BAMBOO 1 outdoor floor lamp designed by Antoni Arola & Enric Rodríguez and manufactured by the Spanish firm of Vibia.
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BAMBOO 1 outdoor floor lamp designed by Antoni Arola & Enric Rodríguez and manufactured by the Spanish firm of Vibia.
Bamboo is an outdoor beacon that blends in and integrates into the landscape with a surprise of light.
Its cane is made of resin + fibreglass, with a methacrylate diffuser, with a choice of different versions and finishes.
Light source (included):
60cm: 1xLED 2,1W 700mA
90cm: 2xLED 2,1W 700mA
190cm: 3xLED 2,1W 700mA
270cm: 4xLED 2,1W 700mA
CHARACTERISTICS:
Fixing: floor
Type of installation: surface or recessed
CRI: >90
Hertz: 50/60Hz
Efficiency: 26.27% (60cm surface) and 25.25% (90cm surface)
Coordinate system: CG
Total flux: 181.22 lm (60cm surface) and 352.44lm (90cm surface)
Maximum value: 287.63 cd/klm (60cm surface) and 143.12cd/klm (90cm surface)
TECHNICAL DATA AND DOWNLOADS
- Manufacturer
- Lámparas Vibia
- Reference::
- 48000710
- Lamp finish:
- Khaki, rust or off-white
- IP protection level:
- IP66
- Supply voltage:
- 100V-240V
- Bulb included:
- Yes
- Number of bulbs:
- 60cm: 1 90cm: 2 190cm: 3 270cm: 4
- Bulb type:
- LED
- Watts:
- 60cm: 1x2,1W 90cm: 2x2x1W 190cm: 3x2,1W 270cm: 4x2,1W
- Insulation (Class I):
- Class I
- Diffuser material:
- Methacrylate
- Light tone:
- 2700k or 3500k
- Luminous flux:
- 2700k: 181,2lm (60cm), 362,4lm (90cm), 543,7lm (190cm) and 724,9lm (270cm) 3500k: 181,2lm (60cm), 362,4lm (90cm), 543,7lm (190cm) and 724,9lm (270cm)
- Lamp dimensions:
- 60cm: 60x6cm (surface) and 60x15cm (recessed) 90cm: 90x6cm (surface) y 90x15cm (recessed) 190cm: 190x15cm 270cm: 270x15cm
- Lamp material:
- Resin + fibreglass
Comments
Vibia Bamboo individual
Muy versátil gracias a su protección frente al polvo y al agua
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