Čuovga [tʃˈoɑβː.kɑ] Bollard
John Pettersson
Čuovga, [tʃˈoɑβː.kɑ], is Northern Sami and means
”light” or ”glow from campfire”.
Originally created for the Church of Kiruna, situated in an area inhabited by the Sami-people 6000 years before the city of Kiruna was established, the luminaire family has a direct light distribution in order to minimize light pollution.
The family consists of bollard-, pole-top and wall luminaires.
Art.no
32000-25
Material
Luminaire base and housing in stainless steel.
Luminaire stand in heartwood.
Light opening combination of clear and satin UV protected polycarbonate.
Installation
Fastened by bolts (4 x M12) in a solid base or on accessorie for 108 foundation or for in-situ casting.
Ordered separately.
Connection
Connection assembly comes with terminal block and connection for earthed plug.
Lightsource
Integrated LED-module.
10W, 1050lm.
CCT 3000K (4000K on request)
CRI 90
IP Rating
65
Downloads
Energy label
Abisko
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Čuovga [tʃˈoɑβː.kɑ]
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