Rebelle Architectural Lighting Tessera 3403

Rebelle

April 16, 2018

The Tessera family of luminaires features a quiet aesthetic that can adapt to any architectural setting. The Tessera 3403 is a midi scale luminaire for exterior locations that is ideally suited for lighting entrances and pathways on the building perimeter. This addition to the Tessera family, uses the same compact 4 inch housing but scaled to add length. The Tessera 3403 is a flush mounted luminaire, available with or without accent plates. For ADA compliance the luminaire must be specified without accent plates. The Tessera 3403 luminaire is listed for use in wet locations to UL and CSA standards.

Rebelle’s full range of eight polyester powder coat finishes are available. RAL and custom finishes are also offered.

For more information: http://www.rebellelighting.com/products.php?browse=NewProducts&categoryID=95&id=179

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