Troag LED Media Pendant Light
SKU: FN205007L_50U
- Regular price
- USD 2,626.00
- Sale price
- USD 2,626.00
- Regular price
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USD 2,626.00
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Design: Luca Nichetto, 2010 for Foscarini.
An unprecedented wooden LED suspension lamp, Troag is a light and linear sign in space. To launch an original mark of style and warmth in any setting. Suitable for both domestic and office spaces, as well as home working environments. It focuses the light on the surface underneath it.
Suspension lamp with direct light. Completely redesigned lighting technology part to offer a new LED version, Troag combines high-performance light with the refined elegance of wood. Diffuser made of hot curved plywood processed on the edges with a 5-axis mill, matt extruded PMMA internal diffuser. Two stainless steel suspension cables with satin finish steel mechanical ceiling attachment and transparent electrical cable. White ceiling canopy.
- Size:3.12"W | 3.38"H | 72.6"L
- Finish:Natural / Steel
- Designer:Luca Nichetto
- Canopy:3.125" diameter
- Wire:134"
- Weight:6.17 lb
- Dimmable:Low Voltage Electronic
- Bulb Base:Integrated LED module
- Bulb Type:LED
- Number of Bulbs:1
- Bulbs Included:Yes
- Max Wattage:50W
- Voltage:120-277V
- Color Temperature:3000K
- Light Source:Integrated LED
- Lumens:6800lm
- Cord Color:Transparent
- CRI:90 CRI
Enjoy fast delivery and free shipping on orders over $100, plus our customer-friendly return policy ensures a seamless shopping experience.
- Size:3.12"W | 3.38"H | 72.6"L
- Finish:Natural / Steel
- Designer:Luca Nichetto
- Canopy:3.125" diameter
- Wire:134"
- Weight:6.17 lb
- Dimmable:Low Voltage Electronic
- Bulb Base:Integrated LED module
- Bulb Type:LED
- Number of Bulbs:1
- Bulbs Included:Yes
- Max Wattage:50W
- Voltage:120-277V
- Color Temperature:3000K
- Light Source:Integrated LED
- Lumens:6800lm
- Cord Color:Transparent
- CRI:90 CRI
Enjoy fast delivery and free shipping on orders over $100, plus our customer-friendly return policy ensures a seamless shopping experience.
