Lindby LED panel Livel, 4000K, 80 cm x 30 cm, silver, metal
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Integrated LEDs
Light colour
Promotes focus and concentration - ideal for the study, kitchen or bathroom and for outdoor security lighting.
Warm white Cool white Daylight
Light source
Colour temperature 4000 K
Product Details
Product Details
Product Details
Lindby LED panel Livel, 4000K, 80 cm x 30 cm, silver, metal
Brand
- Brand:
- Lindby
- Item no.:
- 9956002
Colour & design
- Color:
- white, silver
- Material:
- PMMA, aluminium
Dimensions
- Length (in cm):
- 80
- Width (cm):
- 30
- Height (cm):
- 5.2
- Net weight (kg):
- 0.85
Light source
- Light bulb:
- LED - 36 W total
- Light bulb (included):
- Included
- Wattage (watts):
- 36
- The light bulb can be replaced:
- By a professional, Can be replaced
- Luminous colour:
- cool white (4,000 K)
- Light output (in lumen):
- 3300
- Lumens (lm):
- 3300
Additional functions
- Dimmable:
- No
Technical specifications
- IP code:
- IP20
- Protection class:
- II
- Supply voltage (volts):
- 230
- Control gear / driver:
- Included, Not required
- The control gear / driver can be replaced:
- Cannot be replaced
Livel elongated LED panel with cool white colour temperature Livel houses numerous LEDs with a cool white light colour, which together create an even and pleasant light image. They also have very good light output and let a room shine in bright light. There are hardly any limits to the choice of room and the LED ceiling light is particularly suitable for rooms where functional aspects of lighting are to be prioritised or for those who generally prefer a simple, practical design. If you wish, Livel can be used in the kitchen or hallway or installed in a study - a purpose for which the LED panel is ideally suited.
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