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The Domus THOR-PRO-23 Reflector is a replaceable beam-shaping reflector for the 23 W THOR-PRO head — available at 15°, 24°, 45° and 60°.
⭐⭐ BECAUSE THE OPTIC SWAPS, THERE IS NO REASON TO SPECIFY ANGLES PER POSITION AT FITOUT. ⭐ Take the heads as supplied and hold a small stock of 24° for feature positions. ⭐ On a retail floor the right angle for a position changes with the display, and a reflector kept on site is used where one that needs ordering is not. ⭐ Tell us the head count and how many feature positions the space has and we will suggest a spares mix.
⭐ No sheet is attached to this listing. ⭐ The reflector's material, finish and physical dimensions are not published anywhere. ⭐ Its record publishes bulb_type = Built-in LED, which a shaped metal cone does not have — ⭐ across the ten optical accessories in this catalogue, all ten carry at least one electrical field. ⭐ Confirm with us that the reflector suits the head generation you have before ordering; an accessory that does not seat correctly is the one failure that is obvious immediately.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| ⭐ Angles available | ⭐ 15° · 24° · 45° · 60° — ⭐ 36° ships with the head |
| ⭐ Suits | ⭐ THOR-PRO-23 heads — ⭐ recessed, surface and track |
| ⭐ What changes | ⭐ Concentration, not lumens |
| ⭐ Pool at a 3 m throw | ⭐ 15° ≈ 0.8 m · 36° ≈ 1.9 m · 60° ≈ 3.5 m |
| ⚠ 60° at 23 W | ⚠ Often the wrong combination — ⭐ a wider fitting does it better |
| ⭐ Output cost | ⭐ Essentially none — ⭐ it redistributes |
| ⚠ It does not control glare | ⭐ That is the baffle, then the honeycomb |
| ⭐ How to order | ⭐ Heads at 36° + ⭐ a small stock of 24° |
| ⛔ Datasheet / material | ⛔ Neither published |
| ⛔ Its record publishes | ⛔ bulb_type — ⭐ it is a shaped cone |
Replaceable beam-shaping reflector for THOR-PRO-23 heads. Available at 15°, 24°, 45° and 60°; 36° is supplied with the head. ⭐ THE BEAM ANGLE IS CHANGEABLE, AND AT 23 W IT MATTERS MORE THAN AT 15, because there is more light to place: the same 2,100 lumens through 15° is a genuinely intense pool and through 60° a broad general wash — two entirely different lighting effects from one fitting. ⭐ A REFLECTOR COSTS ESSENTIALLY NO OUTPUT, unlike a lens or a honeycomb; it redistributes rather than removes. ⚠ IT CANNOT FIX A BAD POSITION though — narrowing the beam makes a mis-aimed fitting miss more precisely, and at 23 W a missed narrow beam is conspicuous. Aim first, then narrow.
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Yes. The head ships with a 36 degree reflector and these are the alternatives at 15, 24, 45 and 60 degrees. On track, position, aim and optic are all adjustable after installation.
It does, because there is more light to place. The same 2,100 lumens through 15 degrees is a genuinely intense pool and through 60 a broad general wash — two entirely different lighting effects from one fitting.
From a 4m ceiling to a 1m surface, which is a 3m throw and where a 23W head belongs: 15 degrees gives about 0.8m across, 24 about 1.3m, 36 about 1.9m and 60 about 3.5m. Choose from the object rather than the room.
Often not. It produces a lot of undifferentiated light and stops being display lighting. If general lighting is what the area needs, a cheaper wider fitting usually does it better — the 23W head with a narrow optic is where the money is well spent.
Essentially none, unlike a lens or a honeycomb. It redistributes light rather than removing it — the same lumens simply cover a different area, and illuminance on the target rises as the angle narrows.
No, if anything the reverse. A 15 degree reflector concentrates the source as well as the beam, so a visible fitting becomes harder to look at. Glare is the baffle's job first and the honeycomb lens's second — start with a black baffle, which costs almost no light.
Take the heads at 36 degrees as supplied and hold a small stock of 24 degree reflectors for feature positions. Because the optic swaps, there is no reason to specify angles per position at fitout — the right angle changes with the display, and a reflector kept on site is used where one that needs ordering is not.
| Brand | Domus Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model / SKUs | THOR-PRO-23 Reflector — 52543 60°, 52544 45°, 52545 24°, 52546 15° |
| ⭐ Angles available | ⭐ 15° · 24° · 45° · 60° — ⭐ 36° ships with the head |
| ⭐⭐ AT 23 W THE ANGLE MATTERS MORE | ⭐ There is more light to place |
| ⭐ 2,100 lm through 15° | ⭐ A genuinely intense pool |
| ⭐ The same through 60° | ⭐ A broad general wash — ⭐ two different effects, one fitting |
| ⭐ Pool at a 3 m throw | ⭐ 15° ≈ 0.8 m · ⭐ 36° ≈ 1.9 m · ⭐ 60° ≈ 3.5 m |
| ⚠ 60° on a 23 W head | ⚠ Often the wrong combination — ⭐ a wider fitting does it better |
| ⭐ Output cost | ⭐ Essentially NONE — ⭐ it redistributes rather than removes |
| ⚠ It cannot fix a bad position | ⭐ Narrowing makes a mis-aimed fitting miss more precisely |
| ⚠ And it does not control glare | ⭐ If anything a 15° concentrates the SOURCE too |
| ⭐ Glare order: baffle → aim → honeycomb | ⭐ Start with the black baffle |
| ⛔ No datasheet, no material published | ⛔ And its record publishes bulb_type |
| Angle | Pool at 3 m | ⭐ Use |
|---|---|---|
| ⭐ 15° | ≈ 0.8 m | ⭐ One object |
| 24° | ≈ 1.3 m | ⭐ A plinth |
| ⭐ 36° (supplied) | ≈ 1.9 m | ⭐ A display bay |
| ⚠ 60° | ≈ 3.5 m | ⚠ Use a wider fitting |
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