The Domus Maxi 40 is a 2.4m suspended LED linear pendant 48W, CRI90, dimmable, in a black body with alow diffuser. This one listing carries eight variants where every other in thefamily has four.

Read this before choosing: two colour temperatures are sold on this one page

• The four options with a number in brackets are the 3000K version. Nothing in the option names says so, and the title is the only one of the 53in this range that omits its colour temperature.
• So a buyer choosing Prismatic over Prismatic (30285) is choosingneutral white over warm white, and would reasonably think the two wereidentical. On a 2.4m pendant that is visible from across the room, and the twobelong in different rooms.
• Tell us the colour temperature in words and we will confirm the code before the order goesin. One line on an email, and the whole problem goes away.

And Domus confirms it in their own order code

• This listing’s order code is MAXI-40-2.4M-LD-B-4K/3K. It contains BOTH colour temperatures.
• Every other linear order code ends in a single 3K or 4K. Measured across all 101 Domus order codes, only TWO contain a slash this one,and a filament lamp sold in four lamp bases.
• So this is not our inference. The supplier’s own product code says thelisting covers two products it simply is not visible anywhere a buyer wouldlook.
• Which also tells you the slash is worth watching for. In a Domus ordercode it marks a listing that covers more than one product.

Which one do you want?

• 4000K at 4800lm a working space. Benches,workstations, studios, exposed-services fitouts. The brighter and more efficient of the two, at100lm/W.
• 3000K at 4320lm a room people sit in. Bars,restaurants, communal tables, lounges. 90lm/W.
• Both are CRI90, both 120 down only, both IP20, both 48W so the choice is purely about the room.

The published specification

Made to order, and no lead time is published

Domus asks you to call and confirm it. We will confirm the colour temperatureand the code in the same call.

Where it works

• 3.6m tables, long counters and four-person benches.
• Dark and exposed ceilings a black body disappears.
• Either colour temperature this page sells both, which is the point.
• Not ordered from the dropdown alone the options do not name what differs.
• Not anywhere damp IP20.

Specifying it

2.4m suspended LED linear pendant. 48W at 240V, CRI90, 120 down-only, IP20,2400mm, 3m drop. PLEX-COB-20W strip, integral dimmable driver, DALI and emergency on request.Black body, low diffuser. 3-year replacement warranty. Order code MAXI-40-2.4M-LD-B-4K/3K. THIS ONE PAGE SELLS TWO COLOUR TEMPERATURES. The four options with a number in brackets(3028530288) are 3000K at 4320lm; the four without (3030030303) are 4000K at4800lm. DOMUS CONFIRMS IT IN THEIR OWN ORDER CODE, which contains both only 2 of 101 Domus codescontain a slash. Tell us the colour temperature in words.

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Questions

Why does this page have eight options when others have four?

Because two products are sold on it: the black 2.4m low-diffuser pendant at 3000K and the same fitting at 4000K. The four options with a number in brackets 30285 to 30288 are the 3000K version at 4320 lumens; the four without are 4000K at 4800 lumens. Nothing in the option names says so, and the title is the only one of the 53 in this range that omits its colour temperature.

How do you know which four are which?

Domus says so in their own order code. This listing is MAXI-40-2.4M-LD-B-4K/3K it contains both colour temperatures, where every other linear code ends in a single -3K or -4K. Measured across all 101 Domus order codes, only two contain a slash: this one and a filament lamp sold in four lamp bases. So it is not our inference; the supplier states it, just not anywhere a buyer would look.

Does the colour temperature really matter?

On a 2.4m pendant, yes it is visible from across the room, and the two belong in different rooms. 4000K at 4800 lumens is a working space: benches, workstations, studios, exposed-services fitouts, and it is the brighter and more efficient of the two at 100 lumens per watt. 3000K at 4320 lumens is a room people sit in: bars, restaurants, communal tables. Neither is better; picking the wrong one gives you a fitting that fights the space.

Is anything else different between the two sets?

No and that is what makes the choice clean once you know which is which. Both are CRI90, both 120 degrees down only, both IP20, both 48W at 240V, both 2400mm with a 3m suspension drop. The only differences are the colour temperature and the output that follows from it. So the decision is purely about the room.

How do I order it safely?

Tell us the colour temperature in words “2.4m black low diffuser, 3000K, frosted” and we will confirm the code with Domus before the order goes in. It is one line on an email and the whole problem goes away. What we would avoid is ordering from the dropdown alone, because the option names do not say what actually differs.

Should I watch for that slash elsewhere?

It is worth knowing about. In a Domus order code a slash marks a listing that covers more than one product only two of the 101 codes have one, and both are merged listings. If you see a code with a slash in it, the listing is selling more than one thing and the options are worth confirming before ordering.

What do I need for suspension?

Two drop points at 2.4m, with a 3m suspension drop supplied and shortened on site. The spacing between those points and the weight are not published on any listing in the range, and both are settled before the ceiling closes ask us for them with the lead time.