Professional picture light CLARUS
by
Betec Licht
Description
This professional picture light was developed in 1978 for “Haus der Gemälde“ in Munich. The design is minimalistic, which is focuses more on the light it provides than its design. Today, the picture light is equipped with LED technology. The components of the BETEC picture luminaires are produced in the manufactory by traditional craftsmen. From the selection of raw materials to processing and finishing to surface treatment, great care is taken by these craftsmen.
Widths from 16 cm to over 1 meter, row mounting possible (can be plugged together via a connector bracket to cover even more width – please contact us for that).
Various brass surfaces.
For further details, please refer to the German version of this page.
material: brass, painted or galvanic refinded, covered with baked protective paint
Ø light tube: 14 mm, 360° turnable
Ø bracket: 6 mm
width: 16 cm to 116 cm, row mounting possible (can be plugged together via a connector bracket to cover even more width – please contact us for that)
luminant: Mono LED-strip G
LED life span: bis 50.000 h
luminous flux per 1 m width: 1680 / 1680 / 800 Lumen
colour temperature: 3100 / 2700 / 2400 K
colour rendering index CRI: Ra 94 (9 with 2400 K-Version)
voltage: 220–240 Volt, secondary DC 24 Volt
driver 20 Watt: 94 x 36 x 18 mm
scope of delivery: light complete with light sources, mounting kit and dimmable electronic ballast.
Professional picture light CLARUS
by
Betec Licht
Price for your selection:
€468.00
Delivery lead time: 2 to 3 weeks
About the manufacturer
Betec Licht AG was founded in 1979 by the designer of the first picture light and today's chairman Horst Lettenmayer. The world market leader of picture lights operates his production in Dachau near Munich. Minimalist design, the highest quality standards and innovative technology characterize these extraordinary products. Betec's professional lighting fixtures are used in opera houses, cosmetic stands, as illumination in renowned museums and galleries and even as pillar lighting fixtures for airport control towers.
