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TaraxacumTaraxacum 2
Designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, 1960
Suspension lamp emitting diffused light from within a white powder-coated steel structure sprayed with a unique Cocoon resin to form the diffuser and protected with a transparent spray finish.
Named after the humble dandelion plant, Taraxacum was designed in 1960 by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. It features the signature Cocoon technique, in which a steel frame is sprayed with a soft, web-like resin. The duo began experimenting with this method in the 1950s after discovering its use in industrial applications. The result is a delicate yet durable surface that diffuses a warm, ambient glow.
Halogen - 100W
Technical Drawing
Main specifications
EAN
8059607023518
Mounting
Suspension
Environments
Indoor dry location
Light source type
Bulb
Light sources included
No
Lamp category
Halogen
Lamp holders
E27
Ilcos
HSGS
Number of lamps
1
Power (W)
100
Schematic light drawing
Photometric
Lighting type
Total
Light distribution
Asymmetric
Extreme cut off
No
Electrical
Insulation class
I
Frequency (Hz)
50/60
Main voltage (Vac)
220-250
Dimmable
Yes
Dimming interface
Remote Dimmable (Dimmer Not Included)
Batteries inside
No
Physical
Colour
White
Length (mm)
570
Cord colour
White
Cord length (mm)
2700
Canopy length/diameter (mm)
146
Canopy height (mm)
36
Net weight (kg)
2.8
Package height (mm)
710
Package width (mm)
910
Package length (mm)
920
Package volume (m3)
0.59
IP internal
20

Bulbs
Spare Parts
01. White rose assembly
RA3690209
02. Wiring 2x0,75 3,2m
RF32763
03. Electrical assembly set
RF9800200




