Estrella Pro RGBW Linear

Estrella Pro is a linear lighting system that forms seamless, continuous lines of light rather than a row of separate fittings, giving specifiers a clean architectural look with no visible joins. It is available as a surface mounted or suspended version, so the same design language can be carried across different ceiling types on one project. This makes it suited to commercial interiors such as offices, retail and hospitality spaces that need a continuous run of light, as seen in installations including Sandfield House in Wilmslow.

Estrella Pro is available in seven optical variants, including a smooth opal diffuser, a square aperture cell optic, a wallwash version, a microprismatic diffuser and a white louvre grid, so light distribution can be matched to the task without changing product family. Choosing the right optic at specification stage helps control glare and light spread for the specific room function.

Alongside four standard lengths of 532mm, 1064mm, 1596mm and 2128mm, Estrella Pro can be configured into longer lengths and right angled shapes including L, T and + shapes, letting designers build layouts beyond straight runs. The wallwash version is only available as a straight run, so it is worth checking shape compatibility for the chosen optic early in the specification. This flexibility lets one product range cover both simple corridor runs and more complex feature layouts.

Estrella Pro is offered in fixed colour temperatures of 3000K, 4000K and 5000K, plus a tunable white option from 2700K to 6500K, giving specifiers a neutral commercial white to suit most schemes. An RGBW version is also available for colour changing effects, controlled through DMX, radio frequency remotes, Casambi or a wall mounted control, as used at 55 Queen Street Apartments in Manchester. This means one product family can cover both a standard commercial fit-out and a more expressive, colour driven design.

Estrella Pro delivers a CRI above 90 Ra across the range with an efficacy of around 100 Lm/W, so colours render accurately under the light while keeping running costs down. Colour consistency between fittings is tightly controlled to within 3 SDCM on the Macadam ellipse scale, which matters when running long, continuous lines of light where any mismatch would be obvious. This combination gives a dependable base spec for commercial interiors where both look and efficiency are being judged.