- Product:
- METRO light pole cylindric
- Family:
- METRO LED Street lamp
- Manufacturer:
- BURRI >
- Designer:
- NOSE >
- Architonic ID:
- 1234351
- Country:
- Switzerland
- Manufacturer groups :
- Outdoor lighting-Street lights >
- Groups:
- Outdoor lighting-Street lights >
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“METRO” is the new LED street lamp from BURRI and the result of two years of intensive development work by a wide team of specialists. “METRO” embodies the notion of “form follows function”, which can be seen in its elegant, LED-technology-derived shape. The aim was a product that keeps pace with rapid, expected changes in LED technology: to meet future requirements in energy standards, the LED modules are easily replaceable.
The “METRO” lighting collection consists of two sizes, “METRO 60” for a mounting height of up to 6 metres and “METRO 100” for one of 8 to 12 metres. Both versions are available for direct and cantilever fitting, as well as suspension lighting. Additional features include an infinitely adjustable tilt and practical horizontal glazing, to prevent light pollution and long-distance glare.
The consistently simple design of its aluminium housing makes “METRO” a versatile street lamp, which can be installed in the most diverse of spatial situations while it becomes a functional element in every context of the urban realm.
“METRO” is available from autumn 2011.
The “METRO” lighting collection consists of two sizes, “METRO 60” for a mounting height of up to 6 metres and “METRO 100” for one of 8 to 12 metres. Both versions are available for direct and cantilever fitting, as well as suspension lighting. Additional features include an infinitely adjustable tilt and practical horizontal glazing, to prevent light pollution and long-distance glare.
The consistently simple design of its aluminium housing makes “METRO” a versatile street lamp, which can be installed in the most diverse of spatial situations while it becomes a functional element in every context of the urban realm.
“METRO” is available from autumn 2011.
