LED Pendant Light Atto 5000 Wood Ø 34cm
€792.00*
Delivery time approx. 4 weeks
The Atto pendant lamp by Secto is compact with a diameter of 34 cm and at the same time sophisticated in its design. The round lamp shade is made of moulded wooden slats and looks good above the dining table or the side table in the living room. Also in the hallway, hung in a row of several, the lamp provides an eye-catcher and glare-free light. The pendant lamp is handmade from moulded birch wood in Finland. The wood lets the light shine through in a gentle way and thus provides a pleasant atmosphere and an eye-catcher in the room. In the hallway, the Atto pendant lamp becomes an illuminating source and in the living room, a decorative light object above the sofa. The Atto pendant lamp by Seppo Koho for Secto is available in different colours.
| Brightness in lumen: | 1200 |
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| Colour rendering (CRI) in Ra: | >=80 |
| Colour temperature in Kelvin: | 2850 |
| Consumption in watts: | 13 |
| Power consumption in kWh / 1000 hrs.: | 13 |
| Colour: | Birch, Black, Walnut or White |
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| Designer: | Seppo Koho |
| Dimmable: | Yes |
| Form: | Round |
| Illuminant included: | Yes |
| Manufacturer / Model: | Secto Design Atto |
| Material: | Wood |
| Number of sockets: | 1 |
| Protection class: | IP20 |
| Style: | Modern |
| Type of protection: | IP20 |
| Version: | LED |
| Voltage in volts: | 230V |
| Height in cm: | 21 |
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| Suspension max. in cm: | 180 |
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Secto Design-Luminaires.
Secto Design-Leuchten has been manufacturing dreamlike and modern wooden lamps paired with Finnish design since 1995. The company started as a furniture manufacturer, but since 2002, they have concentrated exclusively on the production of lighting options. All lamps are designed by Seppo Koho, chief designer, and are painstakingly handmade.
Designer Seppo Koho.
"I really enjoy turning sketches into wooden prototypes with my hands. Discovering a concrete solution for the implementation of a detail after persistent experimentation is a fascinating experience!" explains architect Seppo Koho, the designer of the Secto Design luminaires.
