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Kipp Post

Post-top LED luminaire with a slightly curved top shade and an inner opal diffuser by Alfred Homann

Dimensions

772 × 460 × 772 mm

Year

1997

Origin

Denmark

Approx. $3,200 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Injection molded ASADie-cast aluminumPolycarbonateOpal acrylic
Finishes
Textured powder coated, Natural AluminumTextured powder coated, Black
Colors
Natural Paint AluminumBlack

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Description

Overview

Kipp Post is a post-top luminaire by Alfred Homann for Louis Poulsen; it has a slightly curved top shade, a clear polycarbonate lens and an inner white opal acrylic diffuser, with a built-in LED.

Materials and fittings

  • Top shade of injection molded ASA thermoplastic
  • Frame of die-cast aluminum
  • Lens of injection molded UV stabilized clear polycarbonate
  • Diffuser of white opal acrylic
  • Finish: Natural Aluminum or Black, textured powder coat
  • Mounts onto a round straight aluminum RSA-4.5IN pole with the provided tenon

Specifications

  • 30.4 in x 30.4 in x H 18.1 in
  • Integral LED in 3000K or 4000K, CRI 80 or more, 120-277V, 0-10V dimming
  • IP65, IK10, cULus wet location

Story

Designed in 1997

Alfred Homann designed Kipp Post in 1997. He designed it for urban environments where functional and pleasant lighting comfort was desired, with easy maintenance and easy bulb changes.

Tilting light head

A special system lets the light head tilt for access to the electrical components. The luminaire emits symmetrical light directed downwards; the inner diffuser angle and the slightly curved top shade give a wide band of glare-free, uniform lighting.

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