Discover the Beam wall lamp in a new guise: The Beam X wall lamp impresses with a new, angular design, high -quality workmanship, as well as the characteristic light cones and the possibility to use color filters. High -quality workmanship The angular design of the Beam X wall light looks minimalist and modern at first. The brushed surface in black or aluminum not only feels high -quality, but is also visually striking. The design is rounded off by the convex shaped glass lenses, which provide the characteristic lighting effects. Colored light through color filters Design your Beam X wall lamp individually with the separately available color filters and give your wall lamp an individual look. The color filters are available in six different colors, including the Sunset color filter, which is reminiscent of a sunset with a yellow-orange color gradient. Exchangeable bulbs for maximum flexibility. Like the Beam wall lamp, it is equipped with a G9 socket. So you can not only determine the brightness, but also choose the light color that suits you best. For living areas, restaurants or hotels, we recommend warm white light with a light color of 2700 - 3000K. In addition, you can choose a dimmable bulb if you want to adjust the brightness individually. Design in series The popular s.sece Beam series is also available in other versions. Discover the Bean wall light, as well as the powerful Beam LED wall light. The Beam series is also available as a ceiling light, pendant light and recessed light, each in black and aluminum. Choose your favorite from different designs and be enchanted by the characteristic light cone. We make design affordable - s.sece, the brand from Skapzee! Here you can buy directly from the manufacturer! Benefit from our 40 years of experience in the field of light. Our own brand s.sece not only embodies a price advantage of over 50% compared to the competition, but it also makes design affordable, for everyone! Our own design and technical implementation make us trendsetters in the field of lighting.
