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Spine Pole Top
Adjustable outdoor LED projector fixed to a pole, from the Flos Spine family.
2021
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Description
Overview
Spine Pole Top is the pole-fixed group of the Spine outdoor projectors, designed by Vincent Van Duysen in 2021. Its three models are Spine T Absolute, Spine T Pro and Spine T Ultra.
Construction
- Pole fixing: integrated support for poles of 60 to 120 mm diameter and up to 3 mm thick (Spine T 1 Absolute)
- Source: integrated COB LED on Absolute; SMD power LED on Pro and Ultra
Specifications
- Spine T 1 Absolute: 11 W, 923 lm at 2700 K, CRI 80, 15° beam, IP66
- Neoprene cable of 5 m for remote connection
- Six colours
Story
Several projectors on one pole
Flos describes the T mounting as a dedicated pole connection. It allows one projector, or several, to be installed on a single pole, so that complex light scenes can be built and different projectors mixed in one column.
Head movement
Spine T 1 Absolute has 45° of rotation and 165° of longitudinal tilting, with the support for pole fixing built into the fixture.
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