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	Secto Design Pentants
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	Secto Design Floor Lamps
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	Secto Design Table Lamps
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	Secto Design Wall Lamps
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Secto Design

Secto Design Oy is a Finnish company specializing in wooden designer lamps.

Secto Design lamp shades are handmade from Finnish birch by highly skilled craftsmen.

The designs by interior architect Seppo Koho have a clear and simple Scandinavian feel. The wood provides a soft luminosity for atmosphere and appeal. Secto Design inspires people all over the world, as 75 % of company sales comes from export.

FACTS ABOUT SECTO DESIGN LAMPS

The collection is designed by interior architect Seppo Koho.

Secto Design lamp shades are handmade from PEFC-certified Finnish birch by highly skilled Finnish craftsmen.

The shades are made of laminated birch slats connected by rings of aircraft plywood.

The shades are available in birch, white laminated birch and black laminated birch.

Other colors can be provided for projects and larger orders, at extra cost.

The frames of the table and floor lamps are made of powderpainted steel, tone RAL 9006.

The cable used for Secto Design lamps is heat-resistant. The guarantee becomes invalid if the cable is changed.

Wall lamps can be wired directly to the wall or supplied with a cable and a switch.

For both table and floor lamps, the switch is on the cable.

Cable lengths:
- Secto, Octo and Victo pendants: 150 cm
Shorter and longer cables are available for pendants, at extra cost.
- Magnum pendant: 200 cm
- Wall lamp: 240 cm
- Table lamp: 200 cm
- Floor lamp: 250 cm
Black pendants have a black cable and a black ceiling cup; for white and birch pendants, these are white. The cable is white for wall lamps and black for table and floor lamps. The Magnum pendant is provided with an additional steel wire.

The bulb base is E27 in all models except for the wall lamps E14.

Secto Design recommends the use of 20-30 W energy-saving bulbs in "warm white" (827, 2700 K). A suitable bulb for the Magnum pendant is a 50-52 W energy-saving bulb with an E27 base. Energy-saving bulbs give about five times more light than normal bulbs. It is important to make sure that there is always at least 15 mm between the bulb and the shade. Tube-shaped energy-saving bulbs suit the Secto Design shades best.
- List of recommended bulbs.
The maximum power for a normal bulb is 60 W in all the other models, except 40 W for wall lamps.

It is not safe to use special bulbs (e.g. mirror, halogen or 12 V bulbs) in Secto Design shades.

Secto Design lamps have been tested in Finland by SGS Fimko and found to comply with the essential safety requirements required for CE-marking. (EN 60598-2-1:1989, EN 60598-1:2000 + A11:2000 + A12:2002)

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