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PT105 - Lucci

CEILING OR SOFFIT-MOUNTED DIFFUSED GLASS FOR AMBIENT ILLUMINATION

• Cone-shaped LUCCI frosted-glass “head” (approx. 2-5/8” diameter)

• No transformer or driver necessary

• Dimmable

SIZES

Lucci Glass: the glass cone, itself, is approximately 2-5/8” diameter x 2-5/8” high

Drop: standard drops are approximately 6”, 10” and 16” [Custom protrusions are available with an up-charge]

LIGHT SOURCES - All Line Voltage No Transformer necessary

JCD Halogen lamps
120 Volts • 20, 35, 50 Watts (each lamp)
Base: Bi-pin, GY6.35

LED lamp [by Hero]
120 Volts • 3.5 Watts (each lamp)
Color temperature: Approx. 2700K
Base: Bi-pin, GY6.35
Dimmable with Lutron Casetta, Lutron Diva, Lutron Maestro ELD

Other LED lamps may be available — Check with us for availability.

NOTE: Fixtures ship with lamps in place. It is specifier’s responsibility to verify that selection is compatible with the wiring, power, and controls on-site.

AVAILABLE FINISHES

CUSTOM FINISHES

For large quantities TIGER Drylac custom powder coat finishes in any RAL color are available for an additional charge and longer lead time. Contact our sales team for details.

MOUNTING METHODS

Modulightor light fixtures are renowned for their sleek designs and versatile lighting solutions, making them a popular choice for both residential and commercial environments. A key aspect of their adaptability lies in the variety of mounting methods available, which allow these fixtures to seamlessly integrate into diverse architectural settings - both new and existing.

Whether the goal is to achieve a minimalist ceiling installation, highlight architectural features with wall mounting, or incorporate lighting into custom millwork, the right mounting technique plays a crucial role in the overall success of the lighting design. The following options are available for this fixture:

Hard-Wired with a Plate

NOTE: Fixtures will be provided for installation with normal mounting conditions. It is the customer’s responsibility to verify that they have selected a fixture and mounting method which complies with local codes (L.A.H.J.) and that they are installing the fixture in an approved manner.

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