The Anka 1200 is a 1.2-metre LED batten 36W producing3,200lm at CRI above 90, three colour temperatures including 2700K in blackor white.

A batten that is not an eyesore

Battens are usually specified for garages and laundries and hidden everywhere else. The Anka is60mm wide, 36mm deep and 0.4kg, in a satin black or whitepolycarbonate slim and finished enough to put in a kitchen, a hallway or a studio withoutapologising for it.

CRI above 90, which battens never have

This is the specification that separates it. Ordinary battens sit at CRI7080 and makeeverything look grey. At >90 the Anka renders food, timber, paint andfabric properly so it works over a kitchen bench, in a laundry where you are sortingcolours, or in a workshop where you need to see what you are doing.

2700K is on offer, which is rarer still

2700, 3000 and 4000K. Almost every batten starts at 4000K and goescooler. Having 2700K genuinely warm, close to old incandescent means an Anka can go in a living space, not just a utility one.

3,200 lumens over 1.2 metres

89 lumens per watt, and a properly bright, even line. This is a working light.

Double insulated

ClassII no earth required, with a 1,200mm cable.Fewer connections, simpler install.

It does not dim

Stated plainly: no dimming. Choose the colour temperature to set the characterinstead.

There is a 60cm version

Anka is made at 60cm and 120cm, both in black and white.

Where it works

• Kitchen benches and under-cabinet runs.
• Laundries, garages and workshops.
• Hallways and studios on 2700K.
• Anywhere colour accuracy matters.

Specifying it

1,200mm long, 60mm wide, 36mm deep, cable1,200mm, 0.4kg, in polycarbonate, satin. Integrated36W LED giving 3,200lm, included, switchable2700/3000/4000K, CRI>90.Not dimmable. 240V,ClassII double insulated, no earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

How is it different from an ordinary batten?

CRI above 90. Ordinary battens sit at 7080 and make everything look grey; this one renders food, timber, paint and fabric properly. It is also slim and finished enough to use in a living space.

What colour temperatures does it do?

2700K, 3000K and 4000K. Almost every batten starts at 4000K and goes cooler having genuinely warm 2700K is what lets an Anka go in a hallway or a studio.

How bright is it?

3,200lm from 36W 89 lumens per watt, a properly bright even line. It is a working light.

Can I dim it?

No. Choose the colour temperature to set the character instead.

Is it hard to install?

Simpler than most ClassII, double insulated, so no earth is required, with a 1,200mm cable. A licensed electrician is still needed.

Is there a shorter one?

Yes, a 60cm Anka, also in black and white.

Do I need globes or tubes?

No. The LED is integrated and included.