Descrizione
Ceilings are the least considered surface in a room and the one that sets its mood. A ceiling light is not decoration. It is the instrument that decides whether a room reads as warm, clinical or tired, and most rooms are lit by accident rather than specification. The Halo Plane turns that decision back into a number.
The body is ironware with an acrylic diffuser, finished in black, white or wood tone, and mounted flush so the fixture floats a few millimetres off the ceiling instead of hanging from it. Length is the first variable: 60 centimetres for a hallway or a balcony, 200 centimetres for a living room or an open kitchen. Colour temperature is the second: cool white for work surfaces, neutral for general light, warm white for evening. Dimmable configurations ship with a remote, so one fixture covers both a reading hour and a dinner. Luminous output across the range runs from 2,000 to 82,000 lumens depending on length and configuration, from an integrated LED module with the driver built in.
One fixture covers five to ten square metres, which makes a corridor a single unit and a long living room a pair. Installation is a two-wire surface mount that needs no ceiling void, no suspended grid and no transformer in a cupboard. The form factor disappears into the architecture, which is the entire point of a linear fixture. What remains is the light and the room it belongs to.
You do not notice a good ceiling light. You notice the room, which is the job.
Key Features
- ✦ Surface-mounted, flush to the ceiling
- ✦ Ironware body with acrylic diffuser
- ✦ Lengths from 60cm to 200cm
- ✦ Black, white and wood-tone finishes
- ✦ Cool white, neutral and warm white options
- ✦ Dimmable configurations with remote control
- ✦ Integrated LED module, driver built in
- ✦ 2,000 to 82,000 lumens across the range
- ✦ Covers 5 to 10 square metres per fixture
- ✦ Suitable for kitchen, living room, bedroom, aisle and balcony
Technical Specifications
- Body materialIronware and acrylic
- FinishPainted iron
- DiffuserAcrylic
- Colour optionsBlack, white, wood tone
- Length options60cm, 100cm, 120cm, 150cm, 200cm
- Colour temperatureCool white, neutral, warm white
- DimmableSelectable, dimmable versions include remote
- Install styleSurface mounted, self-contained
- Light sourceLED, bulbs included, single light source
- Luminous flux2000 to 82000 lumens depending on length
- Lighting area5 to 10 square metres
- Power sourceAC
- StyleModern
- Switch typeNone on fixture
- UsageCeiling light, aisle light, bedroom light
Where It Belongs
The Halo Plane belongs in the rooms where a pendant would interrupt the sightline: a corridor with doors on both sides, a kitchen where extractor ducting has taken the ceiling centre, a low basement where hanging fixtures become head injuries, a balcony or aisle that needs even illumination without a focal object, and a living room where the light should come from the architecture rather than from a lamp.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which length do I need for my room?
Use 60cm for a hallway, balcony or small bedroom, 100 to 120cm for a standard bedroom or kitchen, and 150 to 200cm for a living room or an open-plan kitchen. One fixture covers five to ten square metres, so a long room generally takes two shorter units rather than one oversized one.
Q: What is the difference between the dimmable and standard versions?
The standard versions run at a fixed output in the colour temperature selected. The dimmable versions include a remote control so the same fixture can be brightened for cleaning and lowered for an evening, which is useful in a room that serves more than one function.
Q: Which colour temperature should I choose?
Cool white suits kitchens, workshops and task areas where detail needs to be seen. Neutral sits between task and comfort and works in hallways. Warm white suits bedrooms, dining areas and living rooms in the evening.
Q: Can it be mounted on any ceiling?
It is a surface-mounted fixture, so it fixes directly to a concrete, plasterboard or wooden ceiling with no recess required. It does not need a ceiling void or a suspended grid, which makes it suitable for flats and basements.
Q: Does installation need an electrician?
The fixture is self-contained with the LED module and driver built in, and it takes a standard two-wire connection at a ceiling point. Anyone comfortable replacing a ceiling rose can fit it; if the ceiling point does not exist, an electrician is needed to run one.
Q: Why do the listed sizes differ so much in price?
Length and luminous output are the cost drivers. A 60cm unit uses a shorter extrusion, a smaller LED module and a lighter driver than a 200cm unit, so the price difference reflects the aluminium, the number of LED chips and the dimming hardware rather than a difference in build quality.
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