Louis Poulsen Nyhavn Wall Lamp Applique for Outdoor

The Nyhavn outdoor wall lamp was designed in 1976. Nyhavn won a prize in a competition for the lighting of ancient and historic urban areas, organized by Louis Poulsen; Alfred Homann had worked on the design and models prior to the competition, and when he decided to collaborate with his colleague , they were able to submit the material in just five days. Homann explains the idea behind the wall lamp: It was important that the fixture was smaller and more discreet than other products on the market at the time. The lamp is characterized by a cone-shaped screen and three anti-glare rings that emit a soft light, also directed upwards.

Concept - The conical shaped screen guarantees a comfortable light directed downwards with a wide beam. The inside of the screen has a matt white painted surface, which ensures even light distribution. The rings ensure control of light dispersion and direct a small amount to the top and side of the screen for self-illumination.

Materials: Screens in pulled aluminum. Luminaire body/screen in clear glass. Upper part in aluminum or copper. Wall-mounted box in die-cast aluminum. Arm coated in copper or steel.

Mounting: 1x3x2.5mm terminal block. Cable entry: 2x lower + 2x rear entries for cable D. 0-14.5 mm. Looping connection: allowed, max 3x1.5mm.

Dimensions: D. 310 x 215 x 445mm. Wall attachment D. 20mm

Class: Degree of protection IP44. Insulation class I.

Light source: 1x 100W E27 max for led. NOT INCLUDED

Colors: Brushed Copper, White

NOTE: The Copper version is not treated, so as to obtain a gray-green color with the passage of time. This can produce an uneven surface finish, before the final oxidation of the product is achieved.