The Domus Maxi 40 is a 1.7m suspended LED linear pendant 34W, 3400lm, 4000K atCRI90, dimmable, in a black body with a flat diffuser.

Made to order, and no lead time is published

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

IP20 draws a clear line through a workshop

• Domus publishes IP20, so this is a rule rather than ajudgement.

• The first digit of IP20 means protection against solids above 12mm fingers, not dust. The second is a zero: no water protection atall.
• For the excluded areas, the Domus IMPACT range is IP66 and IK10 dust-tight, hose-proof and impact-rated.

Where it does belong, CRI90 earns its place

• On an inspection or QA bench, CRI90 is a working advantage finish defects, colour-coded wiring and paint matching all read correctly, where CRI80 flattens exactly the distinctions you are looking for.
• 3400lm at 4000K over a 2.5m bench is a good task level, and the 120 beam gives an even wash across the surface rather than a pool.
• Two of these over a 5m bench run is 6800lm from 68W.

The published specification

Where it works

• Dry assembly and inspection benches CRI90 is the advantage.
• Workshop offices and mezzanines.
• Studios and maker spaces, sealed and dry.
• Not machining, grinding, washdown or loading areas use IMPACT.
• Not on a floor with vehicle traffic a suspended pendant is a collisionrisk.

Specifying it

1.7m suspended LED linear pendant. 3400lm, 34W (100lm/W), 4000K,CRI90. 120 down-only. IP20. 1700mm. 3m drop. PLEX-COB-20W strip, integraldimmable driver, DALI and emergency on request. Black body, flat diffuser. 3-year replacement warranty.Order code MAXI-40-1.7M-FD-B-4K. SKUs 3024030243. 240V. IP20 DRAWS A CLEAR LINE THROUGH A WORKSHOP dry assembly benches, workshop offices, mezzaninesand inspection stations are fine; machining, grinding, washdown and loading areas are not, because IP2x isnot dust-protected and the second digit is a zero. Where it does belong, CRI90 is a working advantage:finish defects, colour-coded wiring and paint matching all read correctly.

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Questions

Can I use this in a workshop?

In the dry, dust-free parts, yes assembly benches, workshop offices, mezzanines and inspection stations. Not in machining or grinding areas, washdown or parts-cleaning bays, or near a loading dock or roller door. It is IP20: the first digit means protection against solids above 12mm, which is fingers rather than dust, and the second digit is a zero, meaning no water protection at all.

What should I use in the excluded areas?

The Domus IMPACT range, which is IP66 and IK10 dust-tight, hose-proof and impact-rated. It is a different product family built for exactly those conditions, so the substitution is straightforward rather than a compromise. A suspended pendant on a floor with vehicle traffic is also a collision risk regardless of rating.

Why does CRI90 matter on a workshop bench?

On an inspection or QA bench it is a working advantage. Finish defects, colour-coded wiring and paint matching all read correctly under CRI90, where CRI80 flattens exactly the distinctions you are looking for reds and browns in particular. Most commercial linear lighting settles for CRI 80 or better, including the Domus MAX-50 profile range, so this is a genuine step up for inspection work.

Is it bright enough for bench work?

3400 lumens at 4000K over a 2.5m bench is a good task level, and the 120 degree beam gives an even wash across the surface rather than a pool in the middle. Two of these over a 5m bench run is 6800 lumens from 68W. For close inspection work you might supplement with task lighting at the bench itself, but as general bench lighting it is well matched.

Why 4000K rather than 3000K?

Neutral white renders materials and finishes honestly, where 3000K warms everything and makes colour judgement harder which defeats the point of choosing a CRI90 fitting for inspection. It is also the more efficient option here at 3400 lumens against 3060 for the same 34W.

What suspension is supplied?

A 3m drop, shortened on site, which covers workshop ceilings up to about 4m at a sensible bench height. Above that you run out and should ask us. The suspension-point spacing and the weight are not published, and both matter before the ceiling or the structure is fixed.

What warranty does it carry?

Three years, replacement type the right cover for an integrated LED with no serviceable lamp. The rated lifespan is not published, which is the one gap in an otherwise complete specification and matters for a maintenance schedule rather than the purchase.