Betacalco Introduces Tray for High-End Architectural Applications

LDS Tray Beta 400

Oct 15, 2019

Tray portrays a picture frame design. The intention was to evoke the idea of empty picture frames, characterized by a similar concave design, for use in high-end architectural environments. Tray is a fresh contemporary alternative to traditional lightbox style fixtures. With sloped back and side surfaces, Tray creates a floating effect when mounted on ceilings.

Housing: Aluminum and steel. 

Finish: Polyester powder coated.

Diffuser: Opal polycarbonate.

Drivers: HPF electronic, 120-277V (EU-240V). 

Remote emergency: Provides a 1.5 hour (3 hours for EU) emergency lighting facility. The remote system includes the inverter module, NiCad or NiMH batteries and a remote wall/ceiling LED charge indicator and test switch (NA only) Maximum distance between wall/ceiling plate and luminaire is 4.5m/15’. Test switch fits a single gang box (not supplied).

Mechanical: Mounts directly to a standard electrical junction box (by others – North America only). 

Delivered lumens: Delivered lumens & LPW based on 4000K (min 80 CRI).

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