Nebula

Nebula is a suspended panel light built around a 360 degree beam effect, so it spreads light in every direction rather than casting a single downward pool. This all round distribution suits general office illumination where an even spread of ambient light is the priority. Built in aluminium with a PMMA diffuser and rated for interior use, it pairs a functional light source with a straightforward, unobtrusive design. This makes it a practical option for open plan offices or similar commercial spaces that need broad, uniform coverage from a single fitting.

Nebula delivers up to 6136 lumens at 3000K or 6482 lumens at 4000K from its 60W light engine, spreading that output in all directions thanks to its 360 degree beam design. Its efficacy of 108 lumens per watt, with a colour rendering index above 80 Ra, gives specifiers a useful reference point when comparing it against other suspended office lighting. The 3000K or 4000K choice lets the fitting be matched to a warmer or cooler scheme elsewhere in the building.

Nebula comes with a magnetic box built specifically for ease of installation, which can simplify and speed up fitting compared with more conventional mounting hardware. Its driver is remote mounted in the ceiling plate rather than built into the panel body, and cable entry is from the back of the fitting, both of which help keep the installation tidy. At 4.5kg the panel is also light enough to handle comfortably during a suspended office fit out.

Nebula uses an aluminium body with a PMMA diffuser and is rated Class I, giving contractors a fitting built for standard interior commercial use. It operates across an ambient temperature range of minus 20 to plus 45 degrees Celsius, so it suits a wide range of indoor environments without special conditioning. Its IP20 rating means it is intended for dry indoor spaces.

Yes, Nebula weighs 4.5kg, a manageable weight for standard suspended ceiling fixings in most commercial interiors. This means installers don't need to plan for reinforced ceiling support in the way a much heavier fitting might require, keeping installation straightforward on both new build and refurbishment projects.