Amerlux® Rook LED Pendant Family delivers control and output in balance
OAKLAND, N.J., Sept. 11, 2015 /CNW/ -- Amerlux® introduces the Rook LED pendant family, a line that translates the control, performance and comfort of downlights into a sophisticated new format. Offered in 3.5-inch (Rook 350) and 4.75-inch apertures (Rook 475), these pendants pair perfectly with the Hornet HP Downlight and Evoke 4.5" Downlight.
"The Rook is perfect for creating drama and focused light in reception areas, office environments and retail spaces," explains Amerlux CEO and President Chuck Campagna. "It reduces costs, enhances beam control and maintains design integrity across all of our pendant lines."
A warm, welcoming and modern design, this striking high-style Rook 350 Pendant re-imagines the Hornet HP Downlight line in a popular new pendant form. It's a versatile solution for open ceilings, with the same 3.5-inch aperture and driver as Hornet HP Downlights and yet its own distinctive personality shines through. The stunning, aluminum pendant is constructed of extruded aluminum and features a die-cast trim and an extruded aluminum heat sink. The Rook 350 with a 6.5-inch height is available in 14 and 21 watts while the 11.5-inch tall Rook 350 is available in 16 and 18 watts. The Rook 350 is offered in a variety of color temperatures: 2200K, 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, with a CRI up to 97 and a lumen output of 1323. CrispWhite LED Technology is also available. Canopy/cord, rigid stem and surface mounting are available. The Rook 350 ranges in beam spread from the 15-degree Spot to the 60-degree Very Wide Flood and Linear Spread.
The Rook 475 Pendant translates the control, performance, and comfort of Amerlux downlights into a sophisticated new format. The Rook 475 pairs perfectly with the Evoke 4.75" Downlight and is perfect for creating drama and focused light in reception areas, office environments, and retail spaces. The Rook 475 reduces costs, enhances beam control, and maintains design integrity across all of our pendant lines. The extruded aluminum pendant is constructed with a spun aluminum upper optic reflector and spun aluminum anodized lower reflector cone. The Rook 475 is offered in heights of 12 and 12 7/8 inches and offered in 14, 19 and 27 wattages. Color temperatures include 2200K, 2700K, 3000K, 3500K and 4000K with a CRI up to 97, lumen output up to 2104 lumens, an efficacy up to 77 lumens per watt, and a CBCP up to 15,930. CrispWhite LEDs are available. Beam spreads include the 15-degree Spot, 25-degree Flood and 40-degree Wide Flood.
Both Rook 350 and Rook 475 models are available in an open or lensed pendant format.
An electronic constant current LED driver is mounted in the canopy with universal 120v/277v input. ELV and Triac dimming are standard for 120v or 277v systems. 0-10v and Lutron Hi-lume® dimming systems are also available.
Finishes include matte white, matte black and matte silver.
About Amerlux LLC
Amerlux understands the power of light and its connection to both mind and body. The company uses this understanding to create products that deliver real benefits and extraordinary value. Lighting is so much more than just watts and lumens. Amerlux Lighting captivates and motivates, creating unique visual experiences for every environment, worldwide. A global trailblazer in lighting technology and design, Amerlux understands that the true power of light is not measured in lumens alone, but ultimately in the human responses it creates. Brilliant innovators in brand-new Oakland, N.J., headquarters, the company develops, manufactures, and delivers amazing architectural grade lighting solutions that span virtually every interior and exterior application—and leads the industry in integrated intelligent systems. Let Amerlux change the way you view light.
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