Milo™ LED wallwash track light sets a new best-in-class performance benchmark for track wallwasher. It is designed for architectural vertical lighting, which delivers up to 6,000 lumens of beautiful, uniform high quality light in multiple color temperatures and powers in just one fixture, making it an excellent choice for all possible applications. 90°aiming horizontal; 360° vertical rotation allow to light where needed. All of this is combined with efficiency sure to turn heads – an incredible 140lm/W!
Application
Ideal for commercial, supermarket, retail displays, showrooms, art gallery and hospitality applications
Features & Benefits
Patented 3 CCTs & 3 lumens in one design
Up to 6000lm of 140lm/W system efficacy
Universal input voltage & flicker free compliant to IEEE 1789
Universal track systems compatible
360° rotating head and 90° pivot
Sleek & slim without visual screw and countersunk pivot
Superior coverage and use fewer fixtures
Uniform illumination from top to bottom, free of hot spots or visible striations, discoloration.
Excellent cutoff and glare light control
Arrangement distance a/H=1/3 via asymmetric wall washer
Super compact like iPad mini x 4 times thicker
Passive cooling system due to innovative heat dissipation
Texture black and texture white finish
Good color consistency: with 3 step SDCM
Long Lifespan: >50,000hrs(L70B10)
Built-in Driver: ON/OFF(standard); Bluetooth; DALI DT6, DALI DT8(developing)
cETLus, CE, CB, SAA, Ctick qualified
5-year factory guarantee
Wide range input voltage 120V-277V driver
DALI-2 and DALI DT8 under developing, which compatible with both DALI-2 system and DALI-1 system
Qualified and tested in DALI house according to IEC 62386 Part 101,102(DALI-2), 207
DALI Logarithmic and linear dimming curve
Standby power <0.5W according to European Ecodesign Directive
Datasheet
Input Power(W):50W-40W-30W (Preselected 50W)
Input Voltage(VAC):120-277, depends on track system
Power Factor:0.95
Optional Beam Angle(°):asymmetric 60x90
Lifespan (hrs): >50,000hrs@ Ta=25°C
Base: H, J, L, Tek, Htek, 4wire 3circuit, Mono-point
Dimming: Non-dim; DALI DT6/DT8 and Bluetooth
Adjustment:90°aiming; 360° rotation
Lumen Output & CRI:
Lumen Output @Ra80+ | Lumen Output @Ra90+ | |||||
CCT(K) | 50W | 40W | 30W | 50W | 40W | 30W |
3000K-3500K-4000K (Preselected 4000K) | 6000lm | 4800lm | 3900lm | 5000lm | 4000lm | 3300lm |
Others Mixture (on request) | / | / | / | / | / | / |
Single CCT (on request) | 6000lm | 4800 | 3900 | 5000 | 4000 | 3300 |
Tunable White | To be upgraded with new driver | To be upgraded with new driver |
Note: The above data were measured with chrome reflector & 4000K.
10% lumen less compared the other CCT when select to 3000K
Lumen different between power selection: 50W: 40W: 30W=100%: 81%: 66%
Housing Finish Color: Texture White, Texture Black
Reflector Finish Color: Chrome; Bright White(on request)
Note: 4% lumen less with white reflector compare to chrome reflector
Why you need wallwasher lighting in inner space?
Vertical lighting is a component of lighting design that is vitally important to architecture. It emphasizes the limitations of space, making the area appear more spacious and open. Indoor vertical lighting increases our three-dimensional perception and gives environments depth. The opposite is the conventional horizontal illuminance, which is frequently the result of a purely functional, utilitarian and quantitative approach to design. In this latter case, the spatial experience is often secondary to the immediate visual task.
Vertical lighting, however, can help complement the functional lighting design as well as become a starting point for architecturally orientated lighting concepts. Illuminated walls give the observer a bright and open spatial impression. The fascination of wallwashing arises not only from the perception of brightness but also from the clear spatial presentation, which organizes the architecture thereby making the surroundings more comprehensible.
From the point of view of perception psychology and aesthetics, wallwash lighting is an important concept for constructing spaces with light. It is for this reason that it belongs to the essential repertoire of qualitative lighting design.