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The FLUX LED ground light is finished with an elegant stainless steel ring and provides a beam of Warm White light.The EASY-LOCK is supplied as standard with this luminaire. The cable length on this luminaire is 60 cm.Tip: Think of an extension cable
- Produces a strong and focused light
- Designed for illuminating tall elements up to 5 meters
- Drive-over
Installation advice:
Hedge: A FLUX every 1 to 1½ meters
In stock
Art. nr.
10103201
IN THE PACKAGE
INCLUDED IN PACKAGE
- 1x EASY LOCK
- 60 cm Fixture cable
- Baffle plate
- Ring 68
Product overview
Product Details
The FLUX LED ground light is finished with an elegant stainless steel ring and provides a beam of Warm White light. Because the ring rests on the surface, this ground light can also be easily installed in, for example, wood. For illuminating special areas in the yard, such as trees, shrubs, sculptures and facades. Various accessories are available for the FLUX.
Specs
Art. nr.
10103201
Application
Auffahrt, Baum, Fassade, Gartenweg, Hecke, Terrasse, Treppe
Mounting depth (inch)
2.1654
Recessed depth (mm)
55
CRI
92
Diameter (inch)
2.6772
Diameter (mm)
68
Color
Stainless Steel
EAN code
8717051003370
Energy label
G
Height (inch)
1.6535
Height (mm)
42
IP class
67
Light direction
über
Light type
Akzent
Efficiency (Lumen/Watt)
66
Net luminous flux (Lumen)
99
Order unit
6
Power [W]
1.5
Processing
Concrete, Grass, Gravel, Natural stone, Wood
Article group
Integrated
Voltage
12 volt
VA value
2.5
Color temperature
3000
Luminous intensity [Cd]
459
Power factor
0.6
Installation instructions
Installation advice
This ground light is installed in a 60 mm diameter hole in wood (wood drill) or stone (cooled diamond-tipped drill). A dealer or gardener can do this for you. Note: to avoid problems with the electronics, only install the fixture in a hole that has been drilled straight and in the correct size. Watch the instructional videos on the installation tips page for information on installing the in-lite system.
