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A suggestion, not a specification. A calculator can get it wrong — have a licensed electrician confirm the driver, the total load and the wiring before you order.
The Musan RD.24 is a 26 mm round low-voltage step marker in black sand — 24 V, 3 W giving 18 lm at 3000 K, IP54.
It is 26 mm across, not 840. Our specification table gave it as 840 mm wide by 840 mm high with a 260 mm projection — nearly a metre square, standing a quarter of a metre off the wall. It weighs 200 grams. The datasheet records 2.6 cm — 26 mm, which is the only figure the weight supports, and the “260 mm projection” is that same 2.6 cm multiplied by a hundred instead of ten. Corrected here.
18 lumens. That is not a typo and it is not much: it is enough to see where the step is and not enough to light the step surface. That is the correct behaviour for a stair marker — a bright light at ankle height on a staircase is worse than a dim one, because it dazzles the person descending — but buy it knowing what it does.
⚠ 3 W giving 18 lm is 6 lm per watt, which is low even for a deeply shielded marker. Either most of the light is absorbed inside the body, or one of the two figures is understated. Published as Telbix records them, and we have asked. Either way, plan it as a marker.
This is Class III low-voltage: it runs on 24 V, and no transformer is supplied with it. That is a real cost and a real planning item, because the transformer has to live somewhere dry and be sized for every fitting on the run.
We stock the transformers. A 24 V 60 W and a 24 V 200 W outdoor unit. At 3 W each, the 60 W will drive a substantial run of Musans — leave headroom rather than loading it to the limit. Ask us and we will size it against your layout.
IP54 is rated against splashing water, not against water running down a stair and pooling against the riser. So the Musan belongs in a covered stairwell, a sheltered entry, an internal stair or a verandah step.
For uncovered outdoor steps, choose the Halon ST1 instead — IP67, dust-tight and rated for temporary immersion. On a stair that is a genuine difference: water runs downward and collects exactly where a step light sits.
Sand-textured rather than gloss, which at ankle height matters: a gloss face at 26 mm catches every passing light and reads as a bright dot. The Musan also comes in a square version if you prefer the geometry.
It is fixed at 3000 K and not dimmable. On an 18 lm marker that is entirely reasonable. A licensed electrician handles the 240 V side and the transformer.
26 mm across — not the 840 mm our old table stated — at 0.2 kg, in aluminium, black sand. Integrated 3 W LED giving 18 lm at 3000 K, included, CRI >80, not dimmable. 24 V — a transformer is REQUIRED and is not supplied; we stock 60 W and 200 W. Class III low voltage, IP54 — splash-rated; covered steps only. Warranty is three years, as a replacement warranty.
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26 mm across. Our specification table said 840 mm square with a 260 mm projection — nearly a metre wide, on a fitting that weighs 200 grams. The datasheet records 2.6 cm, which is the only figure the weight supports.
Enough to see where the step is; not enough to light the step surface. That is the correct behaviour for a stair marker — a bright light at ankle height dazzles the person descending — but buy it knowing what it does.
Yes. It runs on 24 V and none is supplied. We stock a 24 V 60 W and a 200 W outdoor unit; at 3 W each the 60 W will drive a substantial run. Ask us and we will size it against your layout.
Not ideally. IP54 is rated against splashing, not against water running down a stair and pooling against the riser. For uncovered steps choose the Halon ST1 at IP67 — dust-tight and rated for temporary immersion.
That is 6 lumens per watt, which is low even for a deeply shielded marker — either most of the light is absorbed inside the body or one of the figures is understated. We have published Telbix’s numbers as recorded and asked them. Plan it as a marker either way.
Both exist — the same fitting in two geometries. Choose by what the rest of the stair looks like.
No, and it is fixed at 3000 K. On an 18 lm marker that is entirely reasonable.
| Brand | Telbix Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | MUSAN RD.24-BK (Black) — round |
| Type | Low-voltage STEP MARKER — 24V |
| Finish | Black sand |
| Input Voltage | 24V — a TRANSFORMER IS REQUIRED and is NOT supplied |
| Transformers we stock | 24V 60W · 24V 200W outdoor — ask us to size the run |
| Wattage | 3W integrated LED — included |
| Lumen Output | 18lm — a MARKER. It shows where the step is; it does not light it |
| Colour Temperature | 3000K warm white — fixed |
| CRI | > 80 |
| Dimming | NO |
| IP Rating | IP54 — splash only. COVERED steps; use the Halon ST1 (IP67) for exposed |
| Electrical Protection | CLASS III — LOW VOLTAGE, under 54V |
| Width | 26mm — the old table said 840mm, which was wrong by a factor of 32 |
| Weight | 0.2kg |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Warranty | 3 Years — replacement warranty |
| Order code | Shape | Width | Output | IP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MUSAN RD.24-BK | Round | 26mm | 18lm — marker | IP54 — covered |
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