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The Domus Maxi Curve is a 1.7 m suspended LED linear pendant — 34 W, 3060 lm, 3000 K at CRI90, dimmable, in an aluminium body, in six finishes.
Domus asks you to call and confirm it. ⭐ We will.
| Measure | What it is | What it governs |
|---|---|---|
| ⭐ Arc length | The distance along the fitting itself | ⭐ How much lit line you get — ⭐ and it should match 34 W ÷ 20 W/m |
| ⭐ Chord | The straight distance between its two ends | ⭐ How much table, wall or ceiling it actually occupies |
⭐ The light. ⭐ 3060 lm at 1800 lm per metre is consistent with a 1.7 m strip, ⭐ and the load is 34 W however the fitting is shaped. ⭐ So the electrical design and the total output are unaffected by the ambiguity — ⚠ it is only the setting-out that is uncertain.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Light output | ⭐ 3060 lm — 1800 lm/m, 90 lm/W |
| Colour rendering | ⭐ CRI90 at 3000 K |
| Power | 34 W at 240 V — ⭐ exactly 20.0 W/m |
| Stated length | 1700 mm — ⚠ arc or chord not stated |
| Beam | 120°, down only |
| IP rating | IP20 — ⚠ dry interior only |
| Suspension | 3 m drop supplied |
| Warranty | ⭐ 3 years, replacement |
| ⛔ Chord · radius · lifespan · spacing · weight | ⛔ Not published |
1.7 m suspended LED linear pendant. 3060 lm, 34 W (90 lm/W), 3000 K, CRI90. 120° down-only. IP20. 1700 mm stated. 3 m drop. PLEX-COB-20W strip, integral dimmable driver, DALI and emergency on request. Anodised aluminium body. Six finishes. 3-year replacement warranty. Order code MAXI-CURVE-1.7M-A-3K. ⚠ 1700mm — BUT OF WHAT? On a curved fitting the arc length and the chord are different numbers, and only the chord tells you how much table or wall it occupies. ⭐ One piece of evidence points to arc: every Domus linear fitting runs the same 20.0 W/m strip, and 34 W ÷ 20 = 1.7m exactly — which describes the STRIP. ⚠ Offered as reasoning, not proof. ⭐ Ask us for the chord before you draw it.
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Not stated, and on a curved fitting that matters. There are two different lengths: the arc, which is the distance along the fitting itself and governs how much lit line you get; and the chord, which is the straight distance between its two ends and governs how much table, wall or ceiling it actually occupies. The chord is always shorter, and the gap grows with both the length and the curvature.
One piece, and it points to arc length. Every Domus linear fitting runs the same 20.0 watt per metre strip, and 34W divided by 20 is exactly 1.7m. Since the strip follows the fitting, that arithmetic describes the length of the strip — which is the arc. We are offering that as reasoning rather than a confirmed fact: it is consistent and it is not proof.
If the reasoning is right, the space the fitting occupies is less than 1700mm by an amount nobody publishes. So set out from the chord rather than the stated length, and ask us for the chord before you draw it. At 1.7m the difference is large enough to matter and small enough to be missed, which is the worst combination.
Yes — the light and the load. 3060 lumens at 1800 lumens per metre is consistent with a 1.7m strip, and the load is 34W however the fitting is shaped. So the electrical design and the total output are unaffected; it is only the setting-out that is uncertain. That is worth knowing, because it means you can size circuits and calculate levels now and resolve the geometry separately.
Because the gap between arc and chord grows with the length. At 1.2m it is small; at 2.4m it is large enough that most people would think to ask. At 1.7m it sits in between — big enough to throw out a setting-out against furniture, small enough that a specifier may not think to question the published figure.
3060 lumens at 1800 lumens per metre, or 90 lumens per watt from 34W, at 3000K and CRI90. The 4000K version publishes 3400 lumens for the same power. Those are the same figures the Maxi 40 and Maxi 50 publish at this length.
No — IP20, dry interior only. For bathrooms, covered outdoor areas, commercial kitchens or unsealed bays, ask us about the Domus IMPACT range at IP66 and IK10.
| Brand | Domus Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model / SKUs | Maxi Curve 1.7m Aluminium 3000K — 30412 Prismatic, 30413 Frosted, 30414 Honeycomb, 30415 Opal, 30416 Black, 30417 Clear |
| Order code | MAXI-CURVE-1.7M-A-3K |
| ⚠ 1700mm — BUT OF WHAT? | On a curved fitting, arc length and chord are DIFFERENT numbers |
| ⭐ ARC LENGTH | The distance along the fitting — ⭐ governs how much LIT LINE you get |
| ⭐ CHORD | The straight distance between the ends — ⭐ governs how much TABLE it occupies |
| ⭐ The chord is always shorter | ⚠ And the gap grows with length and curvature |
| ⭐ Evidence pointing to ARC | Every Domus linear runs 20.0 W/m — ⭐ 34W ÷ 20 = 1.7m exactly, describing the STRIP |
| ⚠ Offered as | REASONING, not proof — ⭐ consistent, not confirmed |
| ⭐ So set out from | The CHORD — ⭐ ask us for it before you draw |
| ✅ UNAFFECTED by the ambiguity | The light and the load — ⭐ 3060lm and 34W hold however it is shaped |
| ⭐ Why 1.7m bites hardest | Big enough to throw out a setting-out — ⚠ small enough not to be questioned |
| ⛔ Not published | Chord · radius · lifespan · spacing · weight |
| Question | Affected by arc-vs-chord? |
|---|---|
| ✅ Load (34W) | ⛔ No — ⭐ safe to design |
| ✅ Output (3060lm) | ⛔ No — ⭐ safe to design |
| ⚠ Setting out against furniture | ⭐ YES — ⭐ ask for the chord |
| ⚠ Fitting into a space | ⭐ YES |
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