PULSAR

Pulsar is a modern pendant that combines efficacy with elegance, using a minimalistic, contemporary design and durable aluminium construction. It is intended to add a touch of subtle, stylish architectural lighting in both domestic and commercial spaces. This dual suitability makes it a practical choice for design and build firms working across hospitality, retail or residential style commercial fit outs.

Yes, the same style of luminaire is also available in surface mounted, recessed and track mounted versions. This means a designer can specify a consistent Pulsar look across a scheme even where ceiling conditions vary, using the pendant version in some areas and the surface, recessed or track mounted version elsewhere. It gives contractors one product family to source and install rather than mixing unrelated ranges to match a single design intent.

Pulsar is available in black or white finish, and offers a choice of 15, 24, 38 (standard) or 55 degree beam angles. This range of beam angles lets a specifier fine tune the light spread for a specific task, such as a narrower beam over a bar counter or a wider spread for general ambient lighting. The finish and beam angle can be combined to suit both the visual style and the functional lighting requirement of the space.

Pulsar's minimalistic, contemporary design and compact 10W output mean it can provide precise accent lighting, using its narrower 15 or 24 degree beam angles, without becoming a bulky visual statement in the space. This suits hospitality, retail or residential-style commercial fit-outs where the goal is understated, functional accent lighting rather than a large feature pendant competing for attention. Its consistency with the surface, recessed and track mounted versions of the same design also means the same restrained look can be carried across a mixed scheme.

Yes, because Pulsar offers a choice of 15, 24, 38 or 55 degree beam angles from the same fitting, a designer can use the narrower angles to pick out a bar counter, artwork or display and the wider 55 degree angle for softer, more general ambient lighting elsewhere in the same space. This means one product range can cover both accent and general lighting roles in a scheme, rather than mixing unrelated fittings to achieve each effect. The minimalistic, contemporary design stays consistent across all beam angle options, so the visual look of the scheme does not change even as the lighting role does.