
REALM
Engage is designed to deliver uniformity back-lit volumetric illumination with a compact yet sturdy construction
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The CROSSBAR features a matte-white acrylic drum with a modern crossbar constructed of real maple wood. The crossbar is offered in your choice of a clear coated Natural finish and a variety of our standard painted finishes. Perfect for common areas, offices, conference rooms, libraries, lobbies, corridors and more. Refer to model 2341 for a flush mount version of this product.
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Designer curved LED wrap. White metal housing. White acrylic diffuser.
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The Heron fixture is a variation of our Drum luminaire, one of the most popular and versatile options from Barbican. Heron helps to add some silence as well as aesthetic warmth, texture, and presence to a space combining the best elements of architectural and decorative lighting into a single luminaire.
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Seamless direct lensing and aluminum housing 2,’ 3,’ and 4’ diameter fixtures available Soft diffuse direct lighting Powder coat finishes available in white, black, and silver. Custom colors available upon request* Approved for dry and damp locations 0-10v dimming is standard Dim to 1% of output current is standard Class 2 output for luminaire 120-277V for power enclosure
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Experience versatility with our 6-inch LED round trims featuring a selectable color temperature switch, providing seamless adaptation to diverse applications.
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- wattage: 50W → 13W
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