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ALW Brightens with MoonRing Ellipses Suspended Luminaires

Architectural Lighting Works

MoonRing Ellipses are a new take on the popular MoonRing luminaires from ALW (Architectural Lighting Works). MoonRing Ellipses offer stunning design options while providing ultimate lighting control. These elliptical lighting fixtures are designed to provide both functional illumination and aesthetic appeal, allowing designers and architects to create unique lighting installations that can serve as focal points in various spaces.

Choose from tunable white to create warm or cool tones, or get creative with RGB/RGBW lamping options for a truly dynamic experience. Architectural Lighting WorksThese beautiful rings come in a variety of sizes and finishes so you can find the perfect fit for your designs. Plus, specify them with a two-tone color scheme for an extra dose of personality.

Specifications

  • 1.5″ or 3″ apertures
  • Short/tall sidewall combinations
  • Optional two-tone finishes
  • Light output of 2700K – 4000K CCT
  • 80+/90+ CRI
  • Dimming to 0%
  • Emergency/sensor options

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