The Domus Maxi 40 is a 1.7m suspended LED linear pendant 34W, 3060lm, 3000K atCRI90, dimmable, in a white body with a high diffuser.

Made to order, and no lead time is published

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If you searched for a high diffuser, you are seeing two bodies out of three

• At 1.7m the high diffuser is sold in aluminium, black and white. The two ALUMINIUM listings are spelt Hight Diffuser in title and address, so a search returns the black and white versions and misses them, and a typedlink 404s.
• They exist order codes MAXI-40-1.7M-HD-A-3K and -4K.
• And here is the part worth knowing: you lose nothing in light by taking this one. The aluminium 3000K high publishes exactly the same 3060lm, the same CRI90 and thesame 120 beam. The only difference is the body colour.
• So the choice between them is about the ceiling white recedes intoplasterboard, aluminium suits timber and concrete not aboutperformance.

And what “high” changes is still not published

Flat, high and low all publish 3060lm and a 120 beam at this length and colourtemperature, so whatever the type changes, it is not the light. The convention in linear profiles is flush, raised or recessed stated asconvention. Ask us for the profile drawings if it matters visually.

The published specification

Where it works

• 2.5m dining tables and medium islands.
• White and plasterboard ceilings.
• Hospitality and residential interiors at 3000K.
• Where you wanted the aluminium high diffuser same light, different body.
• Not anywhere damp IP20.

Specifying it

1.7m suspended LED linear pendant. 3060lm, 34W, 3000K, CRI90. 120down-only. IP20. 1700mm. 3m drop. PLEX-COB-20W strip, integral dimmable driver, DALI andemergency on request. White body, high diffuser. 3-year replacement warranty. Order codeMAXI-40-1.7M-HD-W-3K. SKUs 3026030263. 240V. IF YOU SEARCHED FOR A HIGH DIFFUSER YOU ARE SEEING TWO BODIES OUT OF THREE the aluminiumlistings are spelt “Hight” and cannot be found (order codes MAXI-40-1.7M-HD-A-3K and -4K). But you losenothing in light by taking this one: the aluminium 3000K high publishes exactly the same 3060lm,CRI90 and 120 beam. The only difference is the body colour.

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Questions

I searched for a high diffuser and only found two bodies. Why?

Because the two aluminium high-diffuser listings at 1.7m are spelt “Hight Diffuser” in the title and the web address, so a search returns the black and white versions and misses them, and a typed link 404s. They exist order codes MAXI-40-1.7M-HD-A-3K and -4K. Only 2 listings of 843 carry the typo and both are that pair.

Am I losing anything by taking the white version?

Not in light. The aluminium 3000K high-diffuser listing publishes exactly the same 3060 lumens, the same CRI90 and the same 120 degree beam. The only difference is the body colour. So the choice between them is about the ceiling white recedes into plasterboard, aluminium suits timber and concrete rather than about performance.

What does the high diffuser change?

Not the light. Flat, high and low all publish 3060 lumens and a 120 degree beam at this length and colour temperature, so whatever the type changes, it is not the output. The convention in linear profiles is that the terms describe how the diffuser sits in the extrusion flush, raised or recessed which we offer as a convention rather than a stated fact. Ask us for the profile drawings if it matters visually.

How much light does it give?

3060 lumens at 90 lumens per watt from 34W, at 3000K and CRI90. Over a 2.5m dining table or a medium island that is task lighting at full output, and dimmed to about a third it becomes dining light. At 4000K the same fitting gives 3400 lumens.

Why choose white?

Against a white plasterboard or grid ceiling a white body recedes, so what the room sees is the lit line rather than the fitting which in a home or a hospitality interior is usually the point. Aluminium on the same ceiling reads as a visible grey line, and black becomes a deliberate graphic statement.

Is CRI90 worth having?

It is high for a linear pendant of this kind, above the CRI 80 or better that most commercial linear lighting publishes including the Domus MAX-50 profile range. Over food and materials it means colours read correctly, and at 3000K it means warm light that still renders honestly which is not the usual trade-off.

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.