Aplis 60

kreon aplis 60 is a new range of round shaped recessed downlights with an aperture of 60mm. Equipped with the newest high performance faceted reflector in a fixed downlight or wallwash luminaire they offer optimal efficiency and uniformity. High lumen output can be generated out of a discreet aperture. The light emission in the primary beam of the downlight is precise and sharp without any diffusion. The combination of a flood optic with UGR<19 and a tunable white 2700K to 5000K makes kreon aplis 60 a perfect tool to bring general lighting in an office space, while the wide flood downlight makes it possible to illuminate spaces efficiently with a minimum of luminaires. The powerful wallwasher ensures uniform light distribution with high lux values on vertical surfaces. Models: KR937361 - aplis 60 downlight (superspot / spot), LED, white KR937362 - aplis 60 downlight (superspot / spot), LED, black KR937371 - aplis 60 downlight (flood / wide flood), LED, white KR937372 - aplis 60 downlight (flood / wide flood), LED, black KR937561 - aplis 60 wallwasher, LED, white KR937562 - aplis 60 wallwasher, LED, black kreon aplis directional is a fully recessed spotlight with a built-in snoot that serves two purposes. Firstly it absorbs stray flux, so aiding a control, and secondly it provides an integrated mounting ring for the fixation of additional optical lenses for increased optimisation. Kreon aplis directional has a rotational adjustment of 360º and an angular adjustment of 30º, which, when combined with the choice of spot, flood and wide flood tir reflector, provides a truly versatile accent lighting tool. kreon aplis downlight is the perfect solution for general lighting and features a flood beam mirror reflector set above the black or white internal louvre, optimised to create pools of light on horizontal surfaces or dramatic scalloping effects on verticals. kreon aplis wallwasher provides near perfect uniformity on vertical surfaces. This is made possible by the unique optical design that is capable of reflecting light to the very top of adjacent walls through a full 180º beam angle, whilst still maintaining an effective down light component