NYLD2 6 Series 10W LED Cobalt Cylinder Baffle Cable Mount - Modern Architectural Lighting

Illuminate your space with the sleek and sophisticated NYLD2 6 Series LED cylinder fixture, designed to seamlessly blend modern style with exceptional functionality. Perfect for highlighting architectural features or providing ambient lighting, this fixture offers both visual comfort and high performance in a compact design.

Why You'll Love It

• Provides a crisp 750 lumens of bright, energy-efficient LED illumination with a warm 2700K color temperature for inviting ambiance
• Features deep set optics with a deep cone reflector or baffle for optimal visual comfort and reduced glare
• Constructed with high-quality materials and a durable black finish, ensuring long-lasting style and performance
• Compact 7.63-inch width and 14.5-inch height make it ideal for various ceiling heights and architectural accents
• Easy to install with cable mount design, compatible with standard LED drivers and electrical setups

Style & Design

The NYLD2 6 Series showcases a modern cylindrical shape crafted from premium materials with a sleek black finish. Its architectural grade LED design features deep set optics with a cone-shaped reflector or baffle, creating a sophisticated silhouette that complements contemporary interiors. The clean lines and minimalist aesthetic make it a versatile choice for residential, commercial, or hospitality settings seeking a refined lighting accent.

Function & Fit

This fixture is designed for cable mount installation, offering flexible placement options in various ceiling types. With an integrated LED lamp base, it provides energy-efficient illumination with a lumen output of 750 lumens and a wattage of just 10W. Suitable for use in kitchens, hallways, living rooms, or commercial spaces, it ensures both style and practicality. The fixture is compatible with standard LED dimmers for customizable ambiance and is built to meet architectural lighting standards for durability and visual comfort.

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