Flos My Disc Pendant Light
The Flos My Disc Pendant Light is a refined example of minimalist design and cutting-edge lighting technology. Composed of a slender horizontal disc intersected by a vertical stem, it achieves a perfect balance between geometry and proportion. The matte white painted aluminium body and polycarbonate stem create a sleek, architectural form, while the silk-screened PMMA diffuser ensures even, glare-free illumination.
Elegant, precise, and versatile, My Disc exemplifies Flos’ mastery of design and lighting technology.
A canopy is available and has to be ordered separately, the electronics integrated in the canopy enable use of dimming systems: PUSH dimming, 1-10V DALI. Using advanced Edge Lighting technology, the pendant produces a diffused light with an adjustable brightness range from 10–100%, offering both ambient and task lighting flexibility.
For further technical details or configuration advice, please contact [email protected].
Original: $1,473.49
-70%$1,473.49
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Description
The Flos My Disc Pendant Light is a refined example of minimalist design and cutting-edge lighting technology. Composed of a slender horizontal disc intersected by a vertical stem, it achieves a perfect balance between geometry and proportion. The matte white painted aluminium body and polycarbonate stem create a sleek, architectural form, while the silk-screened PMMA diffuser ensures even, glare-free illumination.
Elegant, precise, and versatile, My Disc exemplifies Flos’ mastery of design and lighting technology.
A canopy is available and has to be ordered separately, the electronics integrated in the canopy enable use of dimming systems: PUSH dimming, 1-10V DALI. Using advanced Edge Lighting technology, the pendant produces a diffused light with an adjustable brightness range from 10–100%, offering both ambient and task lighting flexibility.
For further technical details or configuration advice, please contact [email protected].
