LK‑9.
One module across the whole range. Nine watts, 806 lumens, Ra 97, and it dims to 1800 kelvin instead of going grey. Two screws and a PH1 to change it, and we will sell you one in twenty years.
Out of the shade
| Grade | Transmission | Out of a 806 lm module | CCT out | Reads as |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BJÖRK | 58 % | 467 lm | 3000 K | The palest and the brightest |
| GRAN | 44 % | 355 lm | 2700 K | The house default |
| TALL | 31 % | 250 lm | 2400 K | Amber |
| ASP | 26 % | 210 lm | 2200 K | Grey-warm and deliberately dim |
Measured in an integrating sphere at Umeå universitet, on 0.8 mm walls printed at 0.28 mm layers. A 0.20 mm wall — RIMFROST and DIMMA — passes about 6 % more.
For a specification
DALI‑2 driver, emergency variant, IES and LDT photometrics, a DIALux plugin file, CE and EE-register numbers, RoHS and REACH declarations, and a five-year warranty on everything including the module. All of it on request and none of it behind a form that asks for your job title.
Contract shades are printed in the same room on the same machines. The only differences are the driver, a fire-retardant grade of KOL for the hardware, and a serial number moulded into the cap so a replacement in 2038 matches.