ROD
Architectural form.
Controllable light.
With its reduced glass body in a rounded, cubic glass profile, ROD appears like a minimalist display cabinet mounted on the wall. The slight gap between the lu-minaire and the wall turns it into a floating, almost architectural vertical structure. Various lighting sce-narios may be created – and controlled by smart-phone – with the illuminated inner body and two dif-ferent light sources: The main light can shine evenly in both directions, but can also be continuously ad-justed to achieve a different distribution, up to 100% in one direction.
Design
da Costa & Wolf
Material
glass shade: borosilicate glass tube; inner shade: acrylic satinée opal, aluminium polished or aluminium nickel silver; body: aluminium glass-bead blasted
Versions
inner shade opal
inner shade gold
Light
directed upwards and downwards, forwards diffuse or shielded
Lamp
LED Mid Power 26 W, CRI Ra>90, R9>50, EEI A+ (suitable for A to A++); LED unit change tool-free on site; other technical versions (CCT/CRI/power) on request
Control
TRIAC: dimmable with external trailing edge dimmers; DALI 2ch: 2 channel ballast,
up- and downlight with separated DALI-Ids; TRIAC 2ch: 2 channel ballast,
up- and downlight configurable through DIP switch in 4 power states (6 W, 9 W, 11.5 W and 13 W)
Features
power adjustable separately for up- and downlight in 2 channel versions (2ch) by micro-switch; DALI and 1–10 V versions are suitable for the use in emergency lighting systems
ROD Wall
