Gople RWB Suspension

Name: Gople RWB Suspension
Brand: Artemide

Suspended lights from Artemide, Designed by BIG / Bjarke Ingels Group

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Product description

Patented in 2011, Gople RWB (red-white-blue) technology is a different way of interpreting colored light.Gople RWB promotes plant growth by calibrating its emissions to the values that are important for plants in different phases. Thus, it produces exactly the light that plants need in their growing or flowering phase. The vegetative phase is accompanied by a blue color radiation with a wavelength of 425 - 450 nm, while the flowering phase is accompanied by a red radiation between 575 - 625 nm. Gople combines direct and controlled RWB emission with separately controllable indirect diffuse white light.

Material: aluminium, blown glass

Colour: white

Dimensions: Height: 42cm, Diameter: 21cm

Technical data: 16,5W, dimmable

Also available app compatible or with DMX.

Concept

Traditional Venetian glassblowing meets innovative LED technology. The result: the Gople family of lights, fascinating for their high-tech functions as well as the beauty of the materials used in them.
Even switched off, the mouth-blown glass appears to its advantage. The lamp’s cylindrical, gently rounded glass body has an opaque white or metallised colour at the bottom, becoming learer and more translucent nearer the top. This smooth progression in transparency and colour occurs during glass blowing, making each light unique.
The surface treatments in silver, bronze, copper and blue are produced with an innovative and sustainable metal vacuum coating process that produces zero emissions and zero waste. The final transparent spray finish provides protection against scratches and contains just 5% solvents, compared with conventional systems that use 75% solvents.