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Quaver is a linear, suspended acoustic light fixture built around an elongated oval acoustic panel, designed to house narrow beam downlights within its body. This combines a sleek lighting solution with an effective surface for sound absorption in a single fitting. It suits corridors, open plan offices or other spaces where a linear acoustic feature is needed alongside directional downlighting. The oval panel shape gives it a distinct look compared with the rectangular or dome pendants elsewhere in the range.

Quaver has a Noise Reduction Coefficient of 0.91, showing it absorbs a high proportion of the sound reaching its surface. This makes it a strong choice for spaces such as open plan offices or corridors where reducing reverberation is a priority alongside directional lighting. The acoustic performance comes from its Polyester PET panel construction, consistent with the higher NRC figures seen elsewhere in the range on similarly constructed pendants. Specifiers can use this figure when comparing Quaver against other linear acoustic products for a noise sensitive space.

Quaver's downlights are available in a choice of 15, 38 or 55 degree beam angles, so a specifier can fine tune the light spread for a specific task or general ambient effect from the same fitting. The acoustic panel itself is available in 22 standard colours, and the downlight optic can be specified with a standard PMMA diffuser or an optional honeycomb louvre for extra glare control. This range of beam and finish choices lets Quaver be adapted to different lighting roles without changing the overall fitting. Colour temperature can also be set at 3000K as standard, or specified with tunable white or RGBW options.

Quaver's oval acoustic panel measures approximately 1400mm in length and 400mm in width, with a 15mm thick body, giving specifiers the figures needed to plan the ceiling layout. It weighs 5.3kg, an important reference for confirming fixing and suspension requirements. Each downlight housed within the panel has an aperture of around 68mm, keeping the recessed light sources compact within the wider acoustic body. Knowing these dimensions in advance helps avoid clashes with other ceiling mounted services during installation.

Yes, Quaver's linear, elongated shape combined with multiple recessed downlights makes it well suited to corridors and circulation routes, where a run of directional light along a defined path is often needed. Its 0.91 NRC rating also helps manage noise in busy transit spaces, which standard corridor downlights don't address. This makes Quaver a practical way to combine wayfinding-style lighting with acoustic treatment in one fitting.