Indoor / seven catalogue families

LED Spotlights & Wall-Wash — 7 Catalogue Models

Use fixed, adjustable, wall-wash, pull-out, foldable and eyeball names as application intents. Verify beam, aiming, spacing, clearance and photometric files for the selected row.

Catalogue source

Product family and image are traceable to a supplier catalogue; project configuration still requires review.

Application intent

Names guide the shortlist; evidence decides the fit.

Uniformity, lux, glare and aiming results cannot be inferred from a family label alone.

01

Fixed

A stable aiming intent; spacing and photometric performance remain project-specific.

02

Adjustable

Aiming direction can be part of the brief; clearance and locking detail still need review.

03

Wall-wash

Names an optical intent, not a guaranteed uniformity result for every spacing or surface.

04

Pull-out / foldable

Extended adjustment changes clearance and visual exposure; check ceiling and use conditions.

05

Eyeball

A directional family description; confirm aiming range and selected configuration.

Model index

Seven families with visible configuration gaps.

Open each dossier to compare its published rows without turning an optical family name into a project result.

Catalogue comparison

Fields visible now

  • Named family, catalogue media and configuration rows
  • Published beam, CCT, CRI, voltage, source and material
  • Published dimensions and cut-out where present

Application evidence

Fields to request

  • Photometric file and output for the selected version
  • Spacing, setback, aiming range and clearance
  • Glare, driver, dimming, control and approval documents

FAQ / evidence boundary

Spotlight application FAQ

These answers separate public evidence from the configuration and file checks completed for a live project.

When should an adjustable spotlight be shortlisted?

When aiming direction is part of the application; mounting, beam, clearance and the exact adjustment range still need confirmation.

Does wall-wash guarantee a uniform result?

No. Uniformity depends on optics, spacing, setback, mounting, surface and photometric review.

Are photometric files available for every model?

They are not confirmed in the public catalogue data and should be requested for the selected model and version.

Next step / spotlight intent

Turn an aiming idea into a model-level check.

Name the application, target, mounting position and intended model row. Topeng can then organise the missing photometric, control and supply questions.