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Platter
Round wall or ceiling luminaires from FLOS Outdoor with an opal plastic diffuser.
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Description
Overview
Platter is a family of wall or ceiling mounted luminaires designed by FLOS Outdoor and defined by their round shape. Its diffuser is made of opal plastic material that guarantees high uniformity in light emission.
Construction
- Diffuser: opal plastic
- Rear mounting plate: EN AB-47100 die-cast aluminium with a low copper content
- Structure and heat sinks: turned aluminium
- A magnetic closing frame hides the AISI 316L stainless steel fixing screws
- Double-layered powder coating over a chemical conversion treatment of the surface, for high corrosion resistance
Specifications
- Mounting: wall or ceiling
- LED source included, mid-power, three colour temperatures from 2700 K to 4000 K, CRI 80
- Integrated power supply, 220-240 V ON/OFF; IP65 cable guide with a 2-pole connection box
- IP66, IK10
Story
An orb-shaped luminaire
Platter is an orb-shaped, easy to mount luminaire that radiates light, an essential luminaire based on a simple design. Its designer is FLOS Outdoor.
Opal diffuser and aluminium body
The round diffuser is made of opal plastic material for a uniform emission of light. Behind it sit a die-cast aluminium mounting plate and a turned aluminium structure with heat sinks, and a magnetic closing frame hides the stainless steel fixing screws.
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