DOMUS PLEO-14.4 NEON STRIP LIGHT

The Domus PLEO-14.4 Neon is a top-emitting LED neon flex — 14.4 W per metre, 1123–1253 lm, CRI90, dimmable, in 3000, 4000 or 5000 K.

⭐ The one listing in this family with a complete, credible output set

• ⭐ It publishes 1123, 1253, 1253 and 1181 lm at 14.4 W — ⭐ 78 to 87 lumens per watt. ⭐ Ordinary, consistent and exactly what a diffused flex should achieve.
• ⭐ That matters beyond this page. ⭐ Its side-view sibling publishes 320 to 370 lm at the same 14.4 W — 22 to 26 lm/W — ⛔ which no LED product achieves. ⭐ Having a credible figure from the same family at the same wattage is what makes the other provably wrong rather than merely surprising.
• ⭐ Restore a dropped leading digit on the side-view set and it becomes 1320–1370 lm, or 92–95 lm/W — ⭐ in line with this one. ⚠ Reasoning, not confirmation, ⭐ but the arithmetic only works one way.

⭐ Top view — the default, and why

• ⭐ Top-emitting flex fires out of its FACE. ⭐ It is the version you want unless something specific pushes you to side view.
• ⭐ It suits a straight run, a cove that throws light up a wall or across a ceiling, and any curve made in SECTION — the flex bending the easy way, like a ribbon laid on its edge.
• ⚠ What it does not do is curve flat on a plane. ⭐ Bent that way it twists, and the emitting face rolls over — ⭐ which is exactly the case side view exists for.
• ⭐ Domus's own framing: front-facing and side-facing “to suit both horizontal and vertical illumination applications”.

⛔ Two record faults it shares with its sibling

• ⛔ It publishes 220–240 V AND a current type of DC. ⭐ Neon flex is 24 V DC; 220–240 V is the mains input to its driver. ⚠ Wiring 240 V to a 24 V flex destroys it.
• ⛔ It publishes 450 × 450 × 80 mm as its dimensions — ⚠ identical to the side-view listing, and a carton rather than a product. ⭐ The flex itself is a continuous strip of roughly 10 mm section.

⭐ Dimmable — and what that needs on a 24 V product

⭐ This listing states it is dimmable, which not all of the family does. ⚠ But on a low-voltage product the dimming happens at the DRIVER, not at the flex — ⭐ so you need a dimmable 24 V DC driver and a control that matches it. ⛔ Neither is named here. ⭐ A non-dimmable driver on a dimmable flex gives you a non-dimmable installation, ⚠ and that is discovered at commissioning. ⭐ Tell us the run and the control and we will quote both.

✅ What is published

Where it works

• Ceiling and floor coves, window reveals — ⭐ the default choice.
• ⭐ Straight runs and curves in section.
• ⭐ Where output is calculated — ⭐ this listing's figures are usable.
• ⛔ Not curved flat on a plane — ⭐ take side view.
• ⛔ Not on a non-dimmable driver if you want dimming.

Specifying it

Top-emitting LED neon flex. 14.4 W per metre at 24 V DC. 1123–1253 lm. CRI90. 3000 / 4000 / 5000 K. Dimmable. 120° beam. IP66. Polyurethane enclosure, mounting clips included. 3-year warranty. ⭐ THIS IS THE ONE LISTING IN THE FAMILY WITH A COMPLETE, CREDIBLE OUTPUT SET — 78 to 87 lm/W, exactly what a diffused flex should achieve. ⭐ AND THAT MATTERS BEYOND THIS PAGE: its side-view sibling publishes 22 to 26 lm/W at the same wattage, and having a credible figure from the same family is what makes the other provably wrong rather than merely surprising. ⛔ It shares two record faults: 220–240 V with DC, and a carton in the dimensions field.

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