The Domus LUMALINE-2-600 is a 600mm up-and-down wall light in ananodised aluminium profile with an opal PMMA diffuser, drawing23W and throwing roughly 800900lm each way.

This is an interior fitting. It is ratedIP20, and the manufacturer’s own description says it is for any interiorspace.

We are saying so plainly because the two LUMALINE listings in this catalogue disagree witheach other. This 600mm version is filed under aluminium profiles; the 900mm versionis filed under outdoor up/down wall lights and both are IP20. Neitherbelongs outside. Do not specify either one on an exposed wall, an alfresco, or anywhere it canbe rained on.

What an up-and-down profile does that a wall light does not

• Two soft washes instead of one glare source. Light leaves the top and the bottom ofthe profile and grazes the wall, so what you see is the lit wall, not the fitting.
• The LED strip is concealed. The opal diffuser hides the individual diodes, so theline reads as continuous rather than dotted.
• No visible fixings. Domus designed the mounting so no screws show on the face which is the difference between a detail and a bracket.
• It is indirect light. Two of these will make a hallway or a stairwell lookconsidered; they will not light it for reading.

Choosing the colour temperature and why you only get one chance

This fitting does not switch colour. The colour temperature isfixed at the point of order: there is a separate part number for 3000K,4000K and 5000K in each of the three finishes.

Our record carries a colour-changing flag on this product. It is wrong, and we aresaying so rather than leaving it to be discovered after installation. Nine variants, one colour each.

• 3000K 793lm each way. Hallways, stairwells, living areas,bedrooms. The default for a fitting whose whole job is atmosphere.
• 4000K 885lm each way. Commercial corridors, lobbies.
• 5000K 898lm each way. The brightest, and the coldest. Rarelyright for an indirect wall wash in a home.

It is not dimmable

The datasheet is explicit. There is no dimmable driver option listed and no dimming protocol.

That is worth knowing before it goes on a stairwell or in a bedroom hallway, whichare exactly the places people later want to turn down. If the level needs to change, the answer is aseparate circuit or a different fitting not a dimmer on this one.

Finishes and the run

Three finishes anodised aluminium, black, white each in three colourtemperatures, giving nine part numbers. 110 beam, CRI 80,50,000hours, 240V AC.

There is a 900mm version of the same profile if you need a longer line same construction, same limitations, more output.

Where it works

• Interior hallways, stairwells and landings.
• Bedheads and living-room walls indirect, no glare.
• Commercial corridors and lobbies, in 4000K.
• Not outdoors, not alfrescos, not exposed walls IP20, whatever the category says.
• Not where you need to dim it.
• Not as the only light in a room.

Specifying it

600mm anodised aluminium profile with an opal PMMA diffuser, up and down.23W total (211.5W). Output 793lm(3000K), 885lm (4000K), 898lm (5000K) each way. Colour temperature is fixed per part number it does not switch.CRI 80, 110 beam, 50,000hrs. Not dimmable. 220240V AC, IP20 interior only.Anodised aluminium, black or white. Concealed fixings. Warranty 3 years.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

Can it go outside?

No. It is IP20 and the manufacturer describes it as being for any interior space. We are answering this bluntly because the two LUMALINE listings in this catalogue are filed in different categories this one under aluminium profiles, the 900mm version under outdoor up/down wall lights and both are IP20. Neither belongs on an exposed wall.

Does it switch colour temperature?

No, and our own record is wrong about this. The colour temperature is fixed at the point of order: there is a separate part number for 3000K, 4000K and 5000K in each of the three finishes nine variants, one colour each. Choose before you order, because it cannot be changed afterwards.

Can I dim it?

No. The datasheet is explicit and there is no dimmable driver option. That matters most in the places this fitting suits best stairwells and bedroom hallways where people often want to turn the level down later. If you need that, the answer is a separate circuit or a different fitting.

Is it bright enough to light a hallway on its own?

It depends what you want from the hallway. It throws roughly 800900 lumens each way as an indirect wash up and down the wall, which makes a hallway or stairwell look considered and lets you move through it safely. It will not light it for reading, and it is not designed to.

Which colour temperature should I pick?

3000K for hallways, stairwells, living areas and bedrooms the default for a fitting whose job is atmosphere. 4000K for commercial corridors and lobbies. 5000K is the brightest at 898 lumens each way but also the coldest, and it is rarely right for an indirect wash in a home.

Will I see the individual LEDs?

No. The LED strip sits behind an opal PMMA diffuser, so the line reads as continuous rather than dotted. Domus also designed the mounting so no fixing screws show on the face.

Is there a longer version?

Yes a 900mm version of the same profile, with the same construction and the same limitations. Ask us if you want the pair specified together so the finishes and colour temperatures match across a run.