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HOLTKÖTTER(Holtkoetter Licht)••2 variants

HOLTKÖTTER Naxos 9940 niegrigste Dimmstufe

Table Lamp Supernova gt black/eloxal brass with dim-to warm

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Lumens
6,708lm
Peak Candela
2,984cd
Power
65W
Beam Angle
94°

Polar Plot (2D)

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Goniometer (3D)

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Photometric Specifications

Total Luminous Flux6,708 lm
Peak Intensity2,984 cd
Input Power65 W
Beam Angle (50% peak)94°
Symmetryaxial
Lamp / SourceLED
CatalogTable Lamp Supernova gt black/eloxal brass with dim-to warm
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About this Photometric File

This page presents the IES photometric distribution for the Naxos 9940 niegrigste Dimmstufe from HOLTKÖTTER, a Holtkoetter Licht brand. This product line is published as 2 variants — typically different CCT and CRI combinations of the same luminaire optic. Use the variant selector above to switch between them.

You can use this fixture in CircadianLab to design lighting layouts and calculate melanopic equivalent lux (EML), illuminance in lux or foot-candles, and UGR glare ratings — all in your browser, free, with no signup required.

Note on photometric plots: All plots on this page treat the luminaire as a point source emitting from its photometric center, which is the standard convention for IES LM-63 data.

Disclaimer: Innerscene does not manufacture, sell, or distribute the Naxos 9940 niegrigste Dimmstufe or any other HOLTKÖTTER products. This page is provided for informational and lighting-design purposes only, using publicly available photometric data. For product inquiries, pricing, or availability, please contact HOLTKÖTTER (Holtkoetter Licht) directly.

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