The Domus Maxi 40 is a 2.4m suspended LED linear pendant 48W, 4800lm, 4000K atCRI90, dimmable, in a white body with a high diffuser.

Made to order, and no lead time is published

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

If glare is the driver, ask us about the Maxi 50 instead

• No Domus linear listing publishes a UGR glare figure, so if yourspecification names a limit, neither range answers it on paper.
• But the Maxi 50 offers a HONEYCOMB finish, and the Maxi 40 doesnot.
• A honeycomb is a cellular baffle that blocks light above a cut-off angle it REMOVES the shallow-angle component that reflects in a monitor, where thefinishes here only redirect or scatter it.
• And switching ranges costs nothing. We compared them against thesupplier’s own specification: the Maxi 50 publishes the SAME 4800lm at 2.4m and 4000K,the same CRI90, the same IP20, the same 120 beam, the same 3m drop, the same engine and the samewarranty. Only the finish list and the diffuser-type axis differ.
• So a sized circuit and a calculated layout hold either way whichmakes this a clean substitution rather than a compromise.

When the Maxi 40 is still the right choice

• When glare is not the driver over a table, a counter, a corridor, areception desk.
• When you want the flat, high or low profile option, which the Maxi 50does not offer though its published output is identical across all three, so itis an appearance and mounting-depth choice.
• When the fitting should read as a clean lit line a honeycomb is avisible texture and looks technical.
• And PRISMATIC is available here, which redirects shallow-angle lightdownward rather than absorbing it the efficient answer where the honeycomb isthe thorough one.

The published specification

And do not draw this at 50mm that figure comes from alow-diffuser listing, and a raised diffuser would be deeper. The 2400mm length ispublished and safe.

Where it works

• 3.6m tables, counters and reception desks.
• White and plasterboard ceilings.
• Corridors and circulation at 4000K.
• Not where glare is the driver ask about the Maxi 50 honeycomb.
• Not drawn at 50mm.

Specifying it

2.4m suspended LED linear pendant. 4800lm, 48W (100lm/W), 4000K,CRI90. 120 down-only. IP20. 2400mm. 3m drop. PLEX-COB-20W strip, integral dimmable driver,DALI and emergency on request. White body, high diffuser. 3-year replacement warranty. Order codeMAXI-40-2.4M-HD-W-4K. IF GLARE IS THE DRIVER, ASK US ABOUT THE MAXI 50 it offers a HONEYCOMB, which removes theshallow-angle component rather than redirecting or scattering it. AND SWITCHING COSTS NOTHING: the Maxi50 publishes the SAME 4800lm, CRI90, IP20, beam, drop, engine and warranty at this length. Only thefinish list and the diffuser-type axis differ.

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Questions

I need to control glare. Is this the right fitting?

Possibly not, and there is a clean alternative. No Domus linear listing publishes a UGR figure, so if your specification names a limit neither range answers it on paper. But the Maxi 50 offers a honeycomb finish and the Maxi 40 does not a cellular baffle that blocks light above a cut-off angle, removing the shallow-angle component that reflects in a monitor, where the finishes here only redirect or scatter it.

Does switching to the Maxi 50 cost me anything?

Nothing in performance. We compared the two against the supplier’s own specification: at 2.4m and 4000K the Maxi 50 publishes the same 4800 lumens, the same CRI90, the same IP20, the same 120 degree beam, the same 3m drop, the same engine and the same warranty. Only the finish list and the diffuser-type axis differ. So a sized circuit and a calculated layout hold either way it is a clean substitution rather than a compromise.

When is the Maxi 40 still the right choice?

When glare is not the driver over a table, a counter, a corridor or a reception desk. When you want the flat, high or low profile option, which the Maxi 50 does not offer, though its published output is identical across all three so that is an appearance and mounting-depth choice. And when the fitting should read as a clean lit line, since a honeycomb is a visible texture that looks technical.

What is the best glare option within this range?

Prismatic. It redirects shallow-angle light back towards the vertical rather than absorbing it, so you keep the output the efficient answer where a honeycomb is the thorough one. Frosted scatters that light but still emits it, and clear should not be used over screens at all.

Can I draw this at 50mm?

No. That figure comes from 30280, a low-diffuser listing, and it is the only listing of 53 publishing a diameter. If “high” means a raised diffuser the convention in linear profiles the overall depth would be greater. The 2400mm length is published on every listing and is safe to draw; the depth is not.

Does the diffuser type change the output?

No. Flat, high and low all publish 4800 lumens at this length and colour temperature, and the same 120 degree beam. So the type is an appearance and mounting-depth choice rather than a performance one, which makes the decision easier than it looks.

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.