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Atlas Wall
Wall spotlight in transparent polycarbonate on a polyamide base
2000
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Description
Overview
Atlas is a directional wall spotlight by Joan Gaspar, from 2000. Transparent polycarbonate and a polyamide base make up the lamp, and bases can be grouped in units of 2.
Build
- Shade: polycarbonate; canopy: white polyamide; structure: stainless steel
- Hardwired; the canopy is white and the cord transparent
- Net weight 0.3 kg
Light
- E27 LED spot, PAR30S 25D, 9.5 W, supplied with the lamp
- 2700 K gives 740 lm and 3000 K gives 760 lm
- Dimmable; no integrated dimmer
Story
A transparent suit
Atlas wraps a common bulb in a transparent suit that follows its outline. The suit adds lightness to the lamp, and the bulb is supplied with it.
Spotlight on a base
The directional spotlight is made of transparent polycarbonate and a polyamide base. Bases can be grouped in units of 2. The lamp is hardwired, with a transparent cord and a white canopy.
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