ARKTIKA^® LED is an ultra-flat suspended luminaire for glare-free, professional office lighting. Designed specifically for LEDs, it has an extremely flat construction with a height of 8mm. The luminaire is thus able to blend harmoniously into sophisticated and purist surroundings.
A further optical and photometric feature is the highly specular micro-hexagonal structure. Here small, hexagonal darklight reflectors surround each LED. The result is homogeneous illumination without hard shadows and minimised glare with a high level of visual comfort. ARKTIKA^® LED thus meets the criteria for the lighting of computer screens, and the balanced combination of direct and indirect light components achieves a pleasant spatial atmosphere.

• designed specifically for LEDs: extremely flat construction with low height of 8mm
• for aesthetically sophisticated surroundings with an open, transparent spatial effect
• suitable for the illumination of VDU workplaces
• glare limitation via highly specular hexagonal darklight reflectors (UGR≤ 19)
• direct and indirect components for harmonious room atmosphere
• available as switchable version or with DALI interface

Luminaire direct/indirect distribution
Direct component with micro louvre in hexagonal structure for every LED; micro louvre as darklight reflector, wide distribution
Indirect part extremely wide distribution
Standard-compliant lighting according to EN 12464-1; UGR≤19(L65≤ 1500cd/m²)

Luminaire with connection terminal, max. 2.5mm² | ECG in ceiling rose | interconnecting cable between ECG and luminaire with transparent insulation; incl. plug connection at ECG
Luminaire switchable: 3-pole connection terminal
Luminaire with DALI interface: 5-pole connection terminal (3-pole + 2-pole for control signal)

Extruded aluminium luminaire housing, end caps of plastic; luminaire and end caps traffic white (RAL 9016); micro louvre, highly specular with structured underside | incl. wire suspension with height adjustment 200…1500mm; with slender, seamless ceiling rose

Rapid advances in LED technology lead to permanent improvements in energy efficiency. This has the consequence that the luminous flux or power consumption may change accordingly. The current values can be found in the photometric report of each product and in the current download files of the lighting planning data.