Mawa Design
Porto Pendant
LED pendant lamp Mawa Design Porto made of powder-coated aluminum with satin acrylic glass cover.
Suspension with 2 Reutlinger wire rope holders each, gray braided cable. Modularly expandable. Dimmable Casambi.
Design by Hermann August Weizenegger
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Technical specifications
| Collection | Mawa Design Porto |
| Category | Mawa Design Pendant Lights |
| Design | Hermann August Weizenegger |
| Controls | Casambi |
| MPN: | PT1-2700-9-BHE-GY01-ED |
| Luminous flux (lm) | 4233 |
| Color rendering index Ra | 90 |
| Color temperature (° Kelvin) | 2700 |
| Dimmable | ✔ |
| Power (W) | 36 |
| Weight | 3,22 kg |
| Length | 124 cm |
| Width | 9 cm |
| Height | 12,7 cm |
| Cable length | 3,4 m |
About the Collection Mawa Design Porto
The LED suspensions Porto by Mawa Design are a modular lighting system enabling to react to complex, space situations. The design is signed by Prof. Hermann August Weizenegger. The collection comprises a basis module and an extension module with which it is possible to build lights of various shapes and lengths.
The elongated suspended bodies are milled in a single aluminium piece and are powder-painted in one of four elegant colours. Details establish contrasts in brushed brass or stainless steel. A grey braid cable complements the design. A diffuser of satined acrylic directs the integrated LEDs' light downwards. They have a high colour rendering and a colour temperature of especially warm white 2700K. On request, they are also available with more neutral colours of 3000K and 4000K, especially well-suited for offices and public areas. With warm white light, Porto, above all, is suitable for dining table illumination or as a light source in living rooms with high ceiling.
An extension module can be used to create light fixtures with diverse length and size. The extension module is connected via a hinge joint with the basis module. The single elements can be arranged in a line and form closed, polygonal rings or individual shapes. For one basis module, it is possible to set in a maximum of five extensions. The elements must stand in an angle of at least 90 degrees to each other.
Awarded with the design prize Brandenburg 2021.