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The Domus Maxi 50 is a 1.7 m suspended LED linear pendant — 34 W, 3060 lm, 3000 K at CRI90, dimmable, in a black body, in six finishes.
Domus asks you to call and confirm it. ⭐ We will.
| Finish | What happens to shallow-angle light | The light itself |
|---|---|---|
| Frosted / opal | Scattered | ⭐ Kept — ⚠ but still emitted at that angle |
| ⭐ Prismatic | ⭐ Redirected downward | ⭐ Kept and put to use |
| ⭐ Honeycomb | ⭐ Absorbed | ⚠ Lost |
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Light output | ⭐ 3060 lm — 90 lm/W |
| Colour rendering | ⭐ CRI90 at 3000 K |
| Power / length | 34 W at 240 V · 1700 mm |
| Beam | 120°, down only |
| IP rating | IP20 — ⚠ dry interior only |
| Suspension | 3 m drop supplied |
| Warranty | ⭐ 3 years, replacement |
| ⛔ UGR · minimum dim level · lifespan | ⛔ Not published |
1.7 m suspended LED linear pendant. 3060 lm, 34 W (90 lm/W), 3000 K, CRI90. IP20. 1700 mm. 3 m drop. PLEX-COB-20W strip, integral dimmable driver, DALI and emergency on request. Black powder-coated aluminium body. Six finishes. 3-year replacement warranty. Order code MAXI-50-1.7M-B-3K. ⭐ PRISMATIC IS A CLEAR PANEL MOULDED WITH SMALL PRISMS THAT REFRACT STEEP RAYS BACK TOWARDS THE VERTICAL — it REDIRECTS shallow-angle light downward rather than scattering it, so the light is kept and put to use. ⚠ AND THAT IS WHY IT IS WRONG HERE: the moulded pattern is visible and reads as a workplace fitting however warm the light through it is. ⭐ In a bar, take OPAL or FROSTED.
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It is a clear panel moulded with a repeating pattern of small prisms, and each prism refracts the light passing through it, bending steep rays back towards the vertical. So it does not scatter light the way frosted does — it redirects it. Output that would have left at a shallow angle leaves closer to straight down, which is why it is the office finish: the reflection you see in a monitor is shallow-angle light from a fitting behind you, and a prismatic panel sends most of it onto the desk instead.
Because the moulded pattern is visible. It gives a faceted, technical-looking face that reads as a workplace fitting no matter how warm the light through it is, which undoes the atmosphere the 3000K was chosen for. Take opal or frosted instead: you give up the glare control and gain a fitting that belongs in the room.
By what happens to the light. Frosted and opal scatter shallow-angle light — it is kept but still emitted at that angle. Prismatic redirects it downward, so it is kept and put to use. A honeycomb absorbs it, so it is lost. Prismatic is therefore the efficient answer and honeycomb the thorough one, and which to choose depends on how strict the requirement is. With no UGR figure published for either, that is a judgement rather than a calculation.
Opal if the fitting sits near eye level, since it gives the most uniform face; frosted above head height for more output. Not prismatic, for the reason above. Not clear, which is an undiffused source over seated guests. The black diffuser is an option if you want the fitting to disappear when it is off.
Yes. 3060 lumens at full output is service light — right for prep and stocktake and too much during service. Dimmed to roughly a quarter it becomes evening light. It ships with an integral dimmable driver and DALI is available on request, but the minimum level is not published. Tell us your control and the level you want during service.
Because warm light and accurate colour usually pull against each other, and most commercial linear at 3000K publishes CRI80 where reds flatten. Over a bar that is exactly what shows in a garnish, a cocktail or a cut of meat. CRI90 means the fitting that disappears against a dark ceiling also renders the food properly.
It suits a bar or communal table of about 2.5m — roughly two-thirds the length, which lights evenly without overhanging the ends. For a longer bar, two with a deliberate gap read better than one fitting stretched, and the gap should be half a fitting length or more.
| Brand | Domus Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model / SKUs | Maxi 50 1.7m Black 3000K — 30545 Prismatic, 30546 Frosted, 30547 Honeycomb, 30548 Opal, 30549 Black, 30550 Clear |
| Order code | MAXI-50-1.7M-B-3K |
| ⭐ WHAT PRISMATIC IS | A clear panel moulded with small prisms — ⭐ each refracts steep rays towards vertical |
| ⭐ So it REDIRECTS | Shallow-angle light leaves closer to straight down — ⭐ the light is KEPT |
| ⭐ Why that is the office finish | A monitor reflection IS shallow-angle light from behind you |
| ⚠ WHY IT IS WRONG HERE | The moulded pattern is VISIBLE — ⭐ it reads as a workplace fitting |
| ⭐ Frosted / opal | SCATTER — ⭐ kept, ⚠ but still emitted at that angle |
| ⭐ Prismatic | REDIRECTS downward — ⭐ kept AND put to use |
| ⭐ Honeycomb | ABSORBS — ⚠ the light is lost |
| ⭐ So | Prismatic is the EFFICIENT answer; honeycomb the THOROUGH one |
| ⛔ No UGR published | For either — ⭐ so the choice is a judgement, not a calculation |
| ⭐ In a bar take | OPAL near eye level · FROSTED above head height |
| ✅ Light output / CRI | 3060lm at 90 lm/W · ⭐ CRI90 |
| Finish | Shallow-angle light | Light kept? |
|---|---|---|
| Frosted / opal | Scattered | ✅ Yes — ⚠ still emitted |
| ⭐ Prismatic | Redirected downward | ⭐ Yes — put to use |
| ⭐ Honeycomb | Absorbed | ⚠ No — lost |
| ⛔ Clear | Emitted directly | ✅ Yes — ⛔ as glare |
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