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Aimer Underwater
Compact 316L stainless steel spotlight for continuous immersion in water at a depth of 1 metre.
44 × 60 × 44 mm
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Description
Overview
Aimer 1 Aqua is an outdoor spotlight with the compact cylindrical shape of Aimer, suitable for continuous immersion in water at a depth of 1 metre. It belongs to the Underwater group by Flos Outdoor.
Construction
- Body and bracket: 316L stainless steel, suitable for submersion
- Glass: extraclear transparent
- Cable: 5000 mm of protruding neoprene cable
- Tilt: 27° to 162°
Specifications
- LED: 1.1 W at 350 mA, with the Medium 30° optic, CRI 80
- Versions at 3000 K and 4000 K
- Protection IP 66 and IP 68 at 1 metre
Story
Aimer in the water
Aimer 1 Aqua is built in stainless steel so that the spotlight can stay under water, and its bracket is stainless steel too. The head is angled on the bracket between 27° and 162°.
Powering a submerged fixture
A remote 350 mA power supply drives the fixture, switching ON/OFF and dimming by 1-10V or DALI, and it is ordered separately. The fixtures are connected in series.
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