Description
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The Flos Foglio is an iconic architectural wall lamp designed by Tobia Scarpa in 1966 to provide direct, indirect, and partially diffused lighting for interior spaces.
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The luminaire features a polished chrome-finished body paired with a powder-painted polished white pressed steel wall fitting and diffuser.
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Powered by two E27 lamp holders supporting up to one hundred watts of halogen or compatible LED sources.
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Electrical characteristics include class one insulation and support for remote dimmable interfaces operating on main voltages between two hundred twenty and two hundred fifty volts at fifty to sixty hertz.
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Optical distribution is asymmetric, featuring an eighty-three-degree beam angle delivering a nominal luminaire flux of twelve hundred fifty lumens.
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Designed for indoor dry locations, the fitting carries an IP20 ingress protection rating.
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Physical measurements include a length of three hundred seventy millimeters, a height of two hundred ten millimeters, a depth of ninety-seven millimeters, and a net weight of three point six three kilograms
