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Atto 5000 pendant, walnut
Description
Atto 5000 is a wooden pendant designed by Seppo Koho for Secto Design in 2009. The compact yet bold Atto 5000 catches the eye above the dining table, sofa set or bed.
Secto Design luminaires are handmade in Finland from form-pressed Finnish birch. The lamps have clean Scandinavian silhouettes, and the wooden surface gives them a warm and appealing character. Secto lamps are designed by architect Seppo Koho who wanted to develop a softly filtering light that doesn’t dazzle but invites people to come closer. Secto lamps emphasize space and environment by creating a unique atmosphere and feeling of closeness.
- Width: 34 cm
- Diameter: 34 cm
- Height: 21 cm
- Cable length: 180 cm
- Material Birch with walnut veneer
- Colour Walnut
- Light source Integrated dimmable 12W LED
- Colour temperature 3,000 K
- Luminous flux 1,400 lm
- Lifetime 15,000 h
- IP rating 20
- Protection class II
- Voltage 220–240 V
- Nominal frequency 50 Hz
- Certifications and labels CE marked: tested and approved according to European standards
- Cable colour White
- Cable material Textile
- Weight 2 kg
- Canopy Included (white)
- Ceiling plug Yes, SFS 5799 standard
- Dimmable Yes: phase dimming
- Notes Can be dimmed with phase dimming using standard dimmers with either leading edge or trailing edge technology.
- Care instructions Wipe dust regularly. To remove fresh stains wipe with a slightly moist cloth.
- Product ID: SD5000WN
Seppo Koho (b. 1967) is a Finnish architect, interior architect and lighting designer who studied at the University of Art and Design Helsinki and Tampere University of Technology. Koho is the head designer of Secto Design lighting and has been part of the brand’s story since its very beginning.
His luminaires are known for their refined and clean-lined aesthetic, and Koho has received numerous Finnish and international design awards for his work – including recognition from the Alfred Kordelin Foundation (2003), the Finnish Cultural Foundation (2004), and the iF Product Design Award (2010). In 2015, he was named Furniture Designer of the Year in Finland.