- Description
- OLMO Track Systems
- Typology
- System Suspension
- Light Source
- LED-I
- Light Distribution
- Direct/Indirect
By
GIULIO IACCHETTI
Giulio Iacchetti’s work focuses on research and definition of new object typologies, such as the disposable “Moscardino” spoon-fork he designed with Matteo Ragni. Iacchetti has been working as an industrial designer since 1992, collaborating with brands such as Alessi, Danese, Moleskine, and Pandora design. In 2009 he was awarded the “Premio dei Premi” prize for innovation, presented by the President of the Italian Republic, for the Coop Eureka project, which introduced design into the large-scale retail trade. In 2012 he launched Internoitaliano, a “factory network” made up of labs across Italy with whom he designs and produces furniture and accessories inspired by the Italian way of living.
Olmo is a system based on a combination of plain optical and mechanical elements: a linear track module, a junction that is also a power connection, and three luminous heads that offer different performances.
Upon installing, each individual element can be fitted with a dimmer, and the selected setting can be stored for subsequent use.
Olmo ensures maximum flexibility, in that it allows the user to create configurations with different numbers of lighting elements on the suspended frames.
The frames accommodate an integrated, innovative printed circuit board for power supply, capable of supporting up to 100W.
To ensure utmost mounting flexibility, the tracks can either be connected with one another or otherwise installed vertically or horizontally.
Olmo is a system that grows spontaneously to adjust its geometry, look, and lighting performance to suit the needs of any space, public or private.
3 beams are available Spot 22°, Flood 29°, Wide Flood 42° in 2700K & 3000K and 2 colors white & black.
-Body in aluminum.
LED