Louispoulsen Albertslund Mini Post Outdoor Light
ALBERTSLUND MINI POST OUTDOOR LIGHT
ALBERTSLUND MINI POST OUTDOOR LIGHT
Designed by Jens Møller-Jensen
The fixture emits symmetrical glare-free light directed downwards.
The top shade helps direct the light downwards and prevent light from being emitted upwards. The white painted reflectors result in diffused and comfortable light distribution.
DESIGNER
JENS MØLLER-JENSEN
Jens Møller-Jensen was born and raised in Copenhagen. In 1955, he finalized his exam as a medical and technical instrument engineer and in 1964, he graduated as an architect from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Copenhagen.
After his graduation, Jensen became the head of the workshop at the Royal Danish Academy and in 1967 founded his own design office.
Over the years, he has created numerous industrial designs including electronic instruments and television sets for Bang & Olufsen, navigational instruments for SHIPMATE, and various insulin appliances for Novo Nordisk A/S
He has also participated in the development of the Danish Railways state of the art train, 'IC3'. In addition, Jens Møller-Jensen has worked with graphical design such as signposts and boards for the Danish Highway Authority and a system of signposts for the Danish State Railways.
His most famous work for Louis Poulsen is the 'Satellit' post tops outdoor luminaires which have been used for four decades in many locations throughout the world. This design has also earned Jensen the '2000 Danish Classical Design Award'.
Since 1995, Jensen's ergonomically designed walking stick has been a part of the exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. His work is characterized by his craftsmanship and his ability to work three-dimensionally, creating the most amazing 1:1 models, used to give the decision-maker an authentic sense of the product.
Today, his son, Peter Møller-Jensen is in charge of the design office making him the third generation designer/architect in the family.
INFORMATION
WEIGHT
Max 22.0 lbs
FORMAT
Post-top
LIGHT SOURCE
- Lumen: 2915
- Light source 42W LED/3000K
MOUNTING
Post top: Mounts onto either dual round aluminum (DRA-5IN-3IN) or round straight aluminum (RSA-4.5IN) pole with provided tenon. Slip fits directly onto pole top of 3.0IN diameter by 4.0IN depth.
SPECIFICATION NOTES
Surge protector is only available with T-RSA-4.5" poles variants. Consult factory for product spefications for Photo Sensor and Wireless Control options.
ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
This product is compliant with the requirements contained in the European Directives, RoHS Directive 2011/65 and 2015/863. This product is designed so that 100% of the product can be disassembled and reused.
FINISH
Graphite grey, grey, white or natural painted aluminum, powder coated.
DIMENSIONS
- Width : 26"
- Height : 21.6"
- Length : 26"
MATERIAL
Top shade: Die formed fiber glass. Enclosure: Injection molded clear U.V. stabilized polycarbonate. Heat sink: Die cast aluminum. Base: Die cast aluminum. Struts: Aluminum.
INFORMATION
- Wattage : 41W
- Rating : B1-U3-G1
- Rendering : Ra≥80
- Electrica l: System
- LED Wattage : 38 W
- Controllability : 0-10V
- Delivered lumens : 2,827 - 2,959
- Efficacy : 69.0 lm/W - 72.2 lm/W
- Dimming Min.-Max. Ambient Temp : -40°C to +55°C Color
- Certifications : cULus, Wet Location Protection class IP65 IK class 10 BUG
- Wind Load EPA : 1.1 sq ft Please contact Louis Poulsen for 2700K and more info about supported Light Management Systems
COLORS
THE STORY BEHIND THE PRODUCT
Albertslund Mini Post was designed by Jens Møller-Jensen in 1963 for a residential project in Albertslund, Denmark. His father was the architect for the construction project and Jens Møller-Jensen heard through him that they had settled on a particular park post light.
When Jens Møller-Jensen heard the price they would have to pay for this post light, he said without hesitation: ‘I can make a better fixture at lower cost!’. Within a week Jens Møller-Jensen had designed a 1:1 mock-up in his workshop which he showed to the parties involved in the residential project.All they needed was a manufacturer, and since Louis Poulsen was a few cents cheaper than its competitors, they received the order. The product design is based on an anti-glare ring, three bolts, a conical reflector and the top shade, which services as the primary reflector. The LED version was launched in 2011.