Sestessa Cini & Nils Suspension lamp

Sestessa Cini & Nils Suspension lamp Sestessa suspension lamp dimmable for interiors can have traditional or Casambi controls. Sestessa is the staircase lamp par excellence. In addition to its sinuosity, Sestessa offers a totally modern design. Sestessa has two versions for more specific requests. Sestessa suspended emits only reflected light, while its Cabrio version allows a double light emission: indirect upwards and reflected downwards in order to satisfy one's own contextual needs. SESTESSA SUSPENSION LAMP STRUCTURE: Sestessa is characterized by a stepped surface and the sinuosity of the shape.Its default color is white.2.800K 2×9W 2×1.100 lm CRI92 included.Dimmable with the following commands: Phase-cut dimmable Casambi The ceiling rose contains the dimmable power supplies and millimeter regulators for the length of the cables and the flatness of the lamp. Terminology: „Casambi“: It is an advanced lighting control system based on Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology. BLE is a cutting-edge wireless technology, the only one with low energy consumption, integrated into all modern smartphones, tablets and smart watches. „Phase Cut“: This is an English phrase for equipment used to dim incandescent bulbs, halogen lamps, magnetic and electronic transformers for low voltage lamps. „CRI“ (Color Rendering Index): It is the measure of how much a light source is able to make the colors of the objects it illuminates appear natural. „LM“ (Lumen): It is the unit of measurement of the luminous flux of a lamp, ie the quantity of light emitted. „K“ (Kelvin): It is an international unit of measurement in which color temperature is measured. The higher the Kelvin number, the „colder“ and brighter the light. The lower the Kelvin number, the „warmer“ and more yellow the light. SESTESSA SUSPENSION LAMP DIMENSIONS: Sestessa is available in the following sizes: Ø 50 cm x H. MAX 250 cm Sestessa suspended Sestessa Cabrio: DELIVERY TIME: Estimated time for production and delivery of the product 7/9 working weeks from the payment received.In this period, deliveries by manufacturing companies may be delayed.