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Hafele expands Delft architectural lighting series
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Hafele expands Delft architectural lighting series

Hafele has expanded its Delft Series Architectural Lights with the introduction of a 10W Light Engine, designed to provide higher illumination while maintaining a compact form factor for contemporary residential, hospitality and commercial interiors.

Available in black and white finishes, the new lighting solution is suitable for applications including living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, hotel rooms and display spaces. The company said the luminaires feature a deep baffle design that distributes light evenly while improving visual comfort.

Built on a modular platform, the Delft Series enables users to configure lighting systems by selecting components around the light engine to suit different installation requirements. The plug-and-play design also supports tool-free installation, making it suitable for both new projects and refurbishment works.

According to Hafele, the luminaires incorporate a low-glare design with a 36-degree cut-off angle for fixed housings and a 41-degree cut-off angle for tiltable housings, helping reduce glare while delivering balanced illumination.

The company said the expanded Delft Series has been developed to meet growing demand for minimalist lighting solutions that combine high performance with design flexibility in modern architectural spaces.

Hafele has expanded its Delft Series Architectural Lights with the introduction of a 10W Light Engine, designed to provide higher illumination while maintaining a compact form factor for contemporary residential, hospitality and commercial interiors.Available in black and white finishes, the new lighting solution is suitable for applications including living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, hotel rooms and display spaces. The company said the luminaires feature a deep baffle design that distributes light evenly while improving visual comfort.Built on a modular platform, the Delft Series enables users to configure lighting systems by selecting components around the light engine to suit different installation requirements. The plug-and-play design also supports tool-free installation, making it suitable for both new projects and refurbishment works.According to Hafele, the luminaires incorporate a low-glare design with a 36-degree cut-off angle for fixed housings and a 41-degree cut-off angle for tiltable housings, helping reduce glare while delivering balanced illumination.The company said the expanded Delft Series has been developed to meet growing demand for minimalist lighting solutions that combine high performance with design flexibility in modern architectural spaces.

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