The Domus Maxi 40 is a 1.7m suspended LED linear pendant 34W, 3400lm, 4000K 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.

Quote the ORDER CODE it removes the ambiguity entirely

• Every Maxi 40 listing carries a Domus order code, and it encodes all fourof the choices that live in the title.

• So one code settles length, diffuser type, body and colour temperature at once the four things that each sit on a different page. Only the diffuserFINISH is left, and that is the dropdown.
• An order line reading MAXI-40-1.7M-LD-W-4K, frosted is unambiguous. Maxi 40 frosted is one of 53 listings and 216 codes.
• And the code is the reliable check against the two known traps: it isspelt correctly even where the title is not, and it tells you the intended colourtemperature even where the lumen figure disagrees with it.
• Still name the finish in words as well three listings duplicate a variantcode, so a SKU alone is not always enough.

The published specification

And order the whole run at once

Made to order with no published lead time, and a white powder-coat batchshows a difference side by side more readily than a dark one. One finish, one colourtemperature, one batch and a spare on eight or more, since this is an integratedLED with no lamp and the lifespan is not published.

Where it works

• Two-person desk banks at 1.7m.
• Open-plan floors with white or grid ceilings.
• Meeting rooms, admin and reception.
• Runs ordered in one go one batch, one finish.
• Not anywhere damp IP20.

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, integral dimmable driver,DALI and emergency on request. White body, low diffuser. 3-year replacement warranty. Order codeMAXI-40-1.7M-LD-W-4K. SKUs 3021530218. 240V. QUOTE THE ORDER CODE MAXI-40-1.7M-LD-W-4K encodes length, diffuser type, body and colourtemperature in one string, which are the four choices that each sit on a different page. It is also thereliable check against both known traps: it is spelt correctly where a title is not, and it states theintended colour temperature where a lumen figure disagrees. Still name the finish in words three listings duplicate a variant code.

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Questions

What should I put on a purchase order?

The Domus order code plus the finish in words. This listing is MAXI-40-1.7M-LD-W-4K, and that string encodes all four of the choices that live in the title: MAXI-40 is the range, 1.7M the length, LD the low diffuser (FD is flat, HD high), W the white body (A aluminium, B black) and 4K the colour temperature. So one code settles length, diffuser type, body and colour temperature at once the four things that each sit on a different page. “Maxi 40 frosted” is one of 53 listings and 216 codes.

Why is the order code better than the SKU?

It is more robust against the two known traps in this range. The code is spelt correctly even on the two listings whose titles say “Hight” rather than “High”, so it finds them where a search does not. And it states the intended colour temperature even on the three listings where the published lumen figure disagrees with it. A SKU tells you none of that.

So do I still need to name the finish?

Yes. The order code covers the four title-level choices but not the diffuser finish, which is the dropdown and three listings in the range duplicate a variant code, so a SKU alone is not always enough to identify the finish either. Name it in words: “MAXI-40-1.7M-LD-W-4K, frosted” is unambiguous.

Should I order the run in stages?

No. These are made to order with no published lead time, so a second order starts its own unknown clock, and a white powder-coat batch shows a difference side by side more readily than a dark one. Order one finish, one colour temperature, one batch and add a spare on eight or more, since this is an integrated LED with no lamp and the rated lifespan is not published.

Can I add DALI or emergency later?

No both are built into the fitting, so they are ordered rather than retrofitted. On a made-to-order product with no published lead time, that means the decision has to be made before the order goes in. Tell us the control system and whether emergency is required and we will confirm the right variant with Domus.

How much light does it give?

3400 lumens at 2000 lumens per metre, or 100 lumens per watt from 34W, at 4000K and CRI90. Over a two-person desk bank that is well matched, and across a floor roughly four to five per 20 square metres gives a 320-lux general-office level at ordinary factors.

What is still not published?

Four things: a UGR glare figure, the rated lifespan, the suspension-point spacing and the weight. The first matters if your specification names a glare limit; the last two are needed before the ceiling closes. Ask us for all of them in one enquiry.