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Fort Knox Wall
Compact square wall luminaire by Philippe Starck with indirect LED light, 30.7 W and 3036 lm.
200 × 200 × 35 mm
2018
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Description
Overview
The Fort Knox Wall LED Dimmable 1-10V (09.2110.05C) in Polished Aluminium is a compact wall-mounted luminaire emitting indirect light, designed by Philippe Starck in 2018.
Construction
- Die-cast aluminium alloy body with a hand-polished finish protected by transparent liquid paint, or powder-coated
- Wall support in injected aluminium, adjustable horizontally and vertically by up to 10 mm
- Integrated electronic driver and LED lens with opal diffuser
- Built-in spirit level
Specifications
- 30.7 W Power LED (35 W system power), 3036 lm output, 3000 K, CRI > 90
- Asymmetric indirect light, beam angles 29° and 86°, UGR below 10
- Dimmable 1-10 V, 220-240 V, insulation class I, IP 20, net weight 1.4 kg
- 200 x 200 mm front, 35 mm deep
Story
A pure square
Fort Knox Wall by Philippe Starck is a pure square that radiates warm, indirect light, showing how minimal dimensions can deliver maximum effect. A specially engineered LED lens and driver give efficiency and total light control with a deep ceiling washer effect, and the matt-black top section reduces reflections for greater visual comfort.
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