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Schutzart – FAQs für Ihren Produktcheck

Die Schutzart IP – nicht zu verwechseln mit der elektrischen Schutzklasse – definiert, inwiefern Leuchten und ihre Betriebsgeräte gegen schädigende Einwirkungen durch Wasser, aber auch Staub...

Smart Home Lighting Explained

Smart home lighting refers to luminaires and light sources that are operated via digital control systems – by app, voice control, remote control or automatically via sensors. Common technologies include Casambi (Bluetooth), ZigBee, Wi-Fi and DALI. Functions encompass dimming, colour temperature control, scene management and timers.

Solo Stove 360° Airflow explained: the technology behind smokeless fire

Solo Stove's patented 360° Airflow technology is the heart of all the brand's smokeless fire pits. Through a double-walled housing, targeted primary and secondary air supply, and controlled secondary combustion, the fire burns off nearly all wood gas before it can escape the fire pit – the result is a significantly hotter, cleaner, and more comfortable fire experience.

Stainless Steel 304 / V2A Explained: Benefits, Care & Outdoor Use

304 stainless steel, also known as V2A or 1.4301, is a stainless chromium-nickel steel characterised by high corrosion resistance, heat resistance and easy maintenance. This makes it particularly suitable for high-quality outdoor products such as fire pits, grills, garden accessories and outdoor lights. In normal environments, 304 stainless steel is highly durable, while in coastal areas or in environments with heavy chloride exposure, 316 stainless steel may be the better choice.

Surface-Mounted Luminaires Explained: Installation, Advantages & Applications

A surface-mounted luminaire is a light that is installed directly onto the surface of a ceiling or wall. Unlike a recessed luminaire, the entire body of the light is not concealed within the ceiling but remains visible on the mounting surface.