LR2 HAGE Led design

Suitable small and large indoor spaces with modern, minimalist interior design.
This model is made of two light rails, each composed with a customized number of light spots. This model can include, and conceal, a power supply only up to 150W, equivalent for 14 LED modules, or ±13500 lm. Larger power supplies have to be installed in a separate location or in a separate enclosure next to it. Separate from its power supply, the appliance can be smaller, and very small in regard to its light output.

The two light rails are inclined at ±45° and oriented in opposite directions. This arrangement optimises the light beam angle. Light spread not only verticaly but also horizontaly in the entire room.
Each light rail can be turned on or off separately. Additionaly, each light spot can also be turned on or off separately.

The transparent satine surface of the cover diffuses the light beams while keeping the light output optimal. The white cover completely hides the hardware behind it, diffuses the light better. The light output is less optimized than with a transparent cover but is still excellent.
There is no limitation in the length and in the number of light spots of this model.

Indoor use only.

The pictures below show an appliance with with 13 light spots and white matt cover.
It's typically adjusted between 90W (±10000 lm) and 130W (±15000 lm).
It's made of two light rails of 6 light spots each and one additional light spot at the end. This additional light spot is in option. In this case, each light rail are set to be turned on or off whith secondary switches and the spot at the end is on by default.
The same model can be made with less or more light spots, different lenghts, different ON/OFF combinations and different options.

The appliance is left open to the sides to enhance ventilation.
Because of the relatively small size, it's barely noticeable.

This picture shows the only the light spot at the end turned on.
Note the red light indicating that the appliance is powered even when no light spot are on.
If the indicator lights are annoying, they can be removed.

Close of light effect on the ceiling.

Appliance totaly turned off.
The absence of any indicator light shows that there is no current in the appliance.

Again turned on with only one light spot by default.

The next pictures show all the light spots on.
The green indicator lights shows that there is current on the light rail.
Again, if the green indicator lights are annoying, they can be removed.

The next pictures show the same model with mixed white and transparent satine cover.
The white part of the cover hides the power supply
Whereas the transparent satine part let more light to go through.
This combination is a good trade off between esteathic and energetic efficiency.

On the pictures, the white part, the part which doesn't shine, looks very long.
In reality it's not that long. We don't know why the photo gives that effect.
The lenght of the non-shining part depends on the number
and on the size of the components inside.

The next pictures show the appliance turned off, then
being gradually turned on. First with the single light spot.
Then on one side. And finaly on both sides

The next pictures show again the same appliance turned off, then
being gradually turned on. First with the single light spot.
Then on one side. Then on both sides. And finaly on the other side
and on the first side again.

Close up of the aluminium profile holding the cover.