Discontinued
Quantum Slotter Light
The Quantum Slotter Light features single, double, triple or quadruple aperture variations allowing for individual adjustability and maximum flexibility. With CCT options ranging from 2700K to 4000K and a wide range of lumen packages – the Quantum Slotter Light positions itself as an adaptable solution for any project.
Available Models
Single
- LED Power:Up to 35W
- Lumens:Up to 3156lm
- Beam:15° | 30° | 45° | 60°
Double
- LED Power:Up to 67W
- Lumens:Up to 6684lm
- Beam:15° | 30° | 45° | 60°
Triple
- LED Power:Up to 105W
- Lumens:Up to 10026lm
- Beam:15° | 30° | 45° | 60°
Quadruple
- LED Power:Up to 140W
- Lumens:Up to 13368lm
- Beam:15° | 30° | 45° | 60°
Specifications
Finishes
- Textured Black
- Textured White/Black
Colour rendering index (CRI)
- 92+
Colour temperature
- 2700K
- 3000K
- 4000K
IP rating
- IP20
Efficacy
- Up to
95.49lm/W
Control
- Casambi Bluetooth
- DALI
- Phase-cut dimmable
- Phase Pulse
SDCM
- ≤2
LED Lifetime
- >55,000h L90B10
Materials
- Powder Coated Aluminium
Unified Glare Rating
- <19
Warranty
- 5 Years
Class
- Class II
Tilt
- 45°
Rotation
- 350°
A commercial-grade solution
Offering a vivid output in an adjustable design with single, double, triple or quadruple aperture variations, the Quantum Slotter is suitable for commercial projects of all sizes.
A powerful package
With CCT options ranging from 2700K to 4000K and a wide range of lumen packages, the Quantum Slotter Light is an adaptable and efficient lighting solution.
Universal design philosophy
Not only engineered for performance, but the entire Unios product range is also meticulously designed to follow a minimalistic approach, providing a timeless and contemporary touch to every project.
Unios signature textured finishes
Carefully selected to meet the modern lighting and architectural design requirements, each of Unios's signature Textured White (RAL 9003), Black (RAL 9005) and Grey (RAL 9023) finish is created to provide a sense of coherence when multiple Unios fixtures are specified in a project.
