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Product Monday: Indirect Cylinder Pendant by V2

Craig DiLouie September 16, 2019

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v2 Lighting Group’s INDI offers soft indirect lighting in a simple, single-point suspension and classic cylinder pendant design.

Unlike indirect pendants that are supported with multiple aircraft cables, INDI’s mounting style is clean and simple, emitting a unique glow onto a single stem or cord. INDI product configurations include LED color temperatures of 2700K to 4000K, up to 3000 lumens, and optics ranging from 11 to 83 degrees.

INDI can be configured with both indirect and direct light output, merging high-performance, functional downlight with aesthetically pleasing accent illumination. In the indirect + direct configuration, INDI has two circuits for independent dimming and separate lumen output, color temperature and optical specification.

INDI is well suited for applications with architectural features like exposed beams and vaulted ceilings where indirect ambient lighting enhances the space. By mixing any of our standard 30 colors for the shell, base and stem, designers are able to create a unique look for the space.

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