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Envostar Nale downlight 4-bulb pine brown
Brand
- Brand:
- Envostar
- Item no.:
- 1573584
Colour & design
- Color:
- brown / white
- Material:
- Pine wood / Metal
- Sustainable materials:
- Yes
- FSC-certified wood:
- Yes
Dimensions
- Length (in cm):
- 80
- Width (cm):
- 9
- Height (cm):
- 18
- Other measurements:
- Plenum box - length 77 cm, width 5 cm, height 2.5 cm
- Net weight (kg):
- 1.5
Light source
- Light bulb:
- 4 x 15 W LED
- Light bulb (included):
- Required, Not included
- Wattage (watts):
- 15
- Base type:
- E27
- Number of light sources:
- 4
- The light bulb can be replaced:
- Can be replaced, By the end user
Additional functions
- Dimmable:
- Yes
- Integrated dimmer:
- Not included
Technical specifications
- IP code:
- IP20
- Protection class:
- I
- Operating voltage (volts):
- 230
- Supply voltage (volts):
- 230
Other information
- Special features:
- Made in Europe. Each wooden candleholder is unique. Differences in colour and structure are natural characteristics of the wood, so the product photo may vary.
4-bulb ceiling light Nale made of sustainable pine wood - stained brown The Nale ceiling light is equipped with a total of four spots that can be variably aligned to provide perfect lighting conditions in the room. The ceiling beam and the sockets of the four spots are made of brown-stained pine wood and combined with white metal shades. This successful combination of materials gives Nale a look that is both natural and modern and blends harmoniously into the existing interior. Nale is a brand product from Envostar, which is committed to the sustainable production of lights. To minimise CO2 emissions, they produce lights exclusively in Europe under strict quality controls. The material used for production is recyclable and the packaging used is plastic-free. Das also uses wood from sustainably managed forests.
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