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Simplicity by design is the principle behind Sticks created by schmidt hammer lassen. The lines of the black or grey-enamelled aluminium housing are continued in single or double light slots in opalised plastic. At daylight, Sticks is simply part of the environment; at night, light predominates and the surroundings step into character.
Sticks is available with base for embedment or flanged base for mounting on solid ground.
| STICKS 3000 | |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminium |
| Coating | Graphite grey |
| Silver grey | |
| Black: RAL 9005 | |
| Black: Noir 900 Sablé | |
| Corten brown | |
| Shade | Opal-white, impact-resistant acrylate |
| With single or double light slit | |
| Mounting | Rooted or flanged base |
| Connection | Max two cables, 5 x 6 mm2 |
| Driver and 4A fuse in the bollard | |
| Classification | IP55 , class II; use code for class I |
| Weight | 30 kg |
| LED | 14 W T8-900 mm LED tube (TTC-14WT809-12) |
|---|---|
| Single light slit | 14 W |
| Double light slit | 2 x 14 W |
| Operational life | min 40,000 hours at ta max 25°C |
| Colour temperature | 3000 or 4000 Kelvin |
| Colour rendering | min 70 Ra |
| Output ratio | 53% |
| Item No. | Sticks 3000 LED, single light slit |
|---|---|
| 8834- | 14 W LED, rooted base |
| 8844- | 14 W LED, flanged base |
| Item No. | Sticks 3000 LED, double light slit |
|---|---|
| 8835- | 2 x 14 W LED, rooted base |
| 8845- | 2 x 14 W LED, flanged base |
Select colour and colour temperature in the table below.
| Colour | Colour temperature |
|---|---|
| 3 = black | 730 = 3000 K, 70 Ra |
| 4 = graphite grey | 740 = 4000 K, 70 Ra |
| 9 = silver grey | |
| 17 = corten brown | |
| 66 = noir 900 |
| Protection class | |
|---|---|
| empty = class II | |
| J = class I |
Example Item No.: 8834-66730J = Sticks 3000 single light slit, LED, rooted base, noir 900, 3000 K, class I
Sticks - and Square - are designed in 1999, and both designs have pathed the way within their fields of application.
The simple, minimalist design enhances the form, and the light is not dominant.
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