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The Running Magnet
Recessed power feed profile of the magnetic Running Magnet system, FLOS Architectural, 2015.
1000 × 86 × 125 mm
2015
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Description
Overview
The Running Magnet Recessed Feed Unit Profile (06.1638.14, Black) is an electromechanical profile for plasterboard ceilings and walls, dated 2015. It is a power feed profile that connects to a driver and is part of The Running Magnet, a program of structures.
Construction
- Fitting: recessed into a wall or ceiling, indoors in dry locations
- Electrics: 24 V; driver ordered separately
- Extras: end caps always included with the initial profile
Specifications
- 1000 x 125 x 86 mm
- IP20; net weight 3.30 kg
Story
Magnetic character
The Running Magnet is a multipurpose program of structures. Light fixtures from a wide range are held inside the structure by magnets.
Control
Universal protocols and the FLOS SMART CONTROL® application provide regulation and control. The recessed profile shown here is the power feed type, linked to a driver, as opposed to the intermediate type.
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