SIGN ROUND by PROLICHT

The SIGN ROUND is available as rimless, recessed surface and suspended luminaire. The high-quality diffusor / micro-prism creates a consistent shining surface with direct (and optional indirect) light distribution. The body is made from aluminium and is available in all 25 PROLICHT-colours.

dimensions/weight:

diameter: 140 mm, 200 mm, 300 mm, 313 mm, 315 mm, 380 mm, 393 mm, 395 mm, 460 mm

hight: 650 mm, 850 mm, 2000 mm

depth: 175 mm

fittings:

LED: A++ - A; T16-R/TC-DEL: A+ - B

LED: A++ - A; T16-R: A+ - B

T16-R/TC-DEL: A+ - B

T16-R: A+ - B

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