The Domus Maxi 40 is a 2.4m suspended LED linear pendant 48W, 4320lm, 3000K atCRI90, dimmable, in a white body with a low diffuser.

Made to order, and no lead time is published

Domus asks you to call and confirm it. We will.

This one can be drawn in full 50 mm 2400 mm

• Every Maxi 40 listing publishes a length. One publishes a profilediameter: 30280, which records 50mm.
• 30280 is this same 2.4m LOW-diffuser fitting, differing only in bodycolour and colour temperature.
• Neither changes the extrusion. A powder coat is a coating, not adimension, and colour temperature is a property of the LED boards, not the housing. So both figures apply here.
• What would break the inference is a different diffuser TYPE, and that isthe one thing these two listings share.

What a settled size lets you do

• Coordinate against the ceiling. 50mm threads between ductwork,sprinkler drops and grid checkable on a drawing rather than on site.
• Set out along a 3.6m table. 2400mm centred leaves 600mmat each end a proportion you can agree before ordering.
• Judge how it will read. 50mm is slim for a 2.4m span a light line rather than a beam.
• It does not help with the fixing. The suspension-point spacing and theweight are still unpublished ask us before the ceiling closes.

The published specification

At 4000K the same fitting publishes 4800lm about 11% more forthe same 48W, though 3000K is usually the better choice over a dining or communal table.

Where it works

• 3.6m communal and dining tables.
• Long counters in hospitality.
• White and plasterboard ceilings.
• Congested ceilings 50mm threads past services.
• Not anywhere damp IP20.

Specifying it

2.4m suspended LED linear pendant. 4320lm, 48W (90lm/W), 3000K,CRI90. 120 down-only. IP20. 2400mm long, 50mm round profile. 3m drop. PLEX-COB-20Wstrip, integral dimmable driver, DALI and emergency on request. White body, low diffuser. 3-yearreplacement warranty. Order code MAXI-40-2.4M-LD-W-3K. THIS ONE CAN BE DRAWN IN FULL 30280 is the only listing of 53 publishing a profile diameter,and it is this same 2.4m LOW-diffuser fitting in a different body colour and colour temperature. A powdercoat is a coating, not a dimension, and colour temperature belongs to the boards, not the housing. Whatwould break the inference is a different diffuser type, and that is what these two share.

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Questions

How big is it?

2400mm long and 50mm in diameter. Every Maxi 40 listing publishes a length; one publishes a profile diameter 30280, which records 50mm. That is this same 2.4m low-diffuser fitting, differing only in body colour and colour temperature, and neither changes the extrusion: a powder coat is a coating rather than a dimension, and colour temperature is a property of the LED boards rather than the housing.

How confident should I be in that?

Confident enough to draw, and worth confirming before it is issued. What would break the inference is a different diffuser type that is the component whose depth would change and it is precisely the thing these two listings share. We would rather show you the reasoning than quote a figure that belongs to a different listing.

What does a settled size let me do?

Three things. Coordinate against the ceiling: 50mm threads between ductwork, sprinkler drops and grid, and you can check that on a drawing rather than on site. Set out along a 3.6m table: 2400mm centred leaves 600mm at each end, a proportion you can agree before ordering. And judge how it will read 50mm is slim for a 2.4m span, so it is a light line rather than a beam.

Does it help me design the fixing?

No, and that is the honest limit. The suspension-point spacing and the weight are still not published on any listing in the range, and those are the two figures a fixing is designed around. A 2.4m tube takes two points. Ask us for both before the ceiling closes once the plasterboard is up, moving a fixing is a repair rather than an adjustment.

How much light does it give?

4320 lumens at 1800 lumens per metre, or 90 lumens per watt from 48W, at 3000K and CRI90. The 4000K version publishes 4800 lumens for the same power about 11% more though 3000K is usually the better choice over a dining or communal table where people sit for a while.

Why white at this length?

Because a white body disappears into a white or plasterboard ceiling, so the room sees the lit line rather than a 2.4m object. At this length that matters more than at shorter ones: a dark or metallic fitting on a light ceiling is a strong horizontal element, which is a deliberate design decision rather than a neutral one.

Can I use it in a damp space?

No IP20, dry interior only. For bathrooms, covered outdoor areas, commercial kitchens or unsealed bays, ask us about the Domus IMPACT range at IP66 and IK10.