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OM Light LT-TIE-S100-3W
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Platform:3dsMax 2019 + obj
Render:
V-Ray
Size:
11 MBNEW
Colors:
Style:Modern
Materials: Metal, Glass
Formfactor:
Published 7 October 2025
A recessed square wall luminaire with a concrete body in gray or terracotta. Suitable for both outdoor and indoor use, it provides navigational and decorative illumination for steps, walkways, and hallways. Its asymmetrical light distribution creates a distinctive lighting effect on horizontal surfaces.

Dimensions: 100×100×76 mm
Color temperature: 3000 K
Luminous flux: 10, 22 lm
Beam angle: 25×45°
Color rendering index: CRI>80
Dust and moisture protection rating: IP65
Power consumption: 3 W
Power supply: 230 V
Body color: gray, terracotta

https://arlight.ru/search/?q=LT-TIE-S100-3W 

"If you're using a V-Ray version earlier than 3.1, please note that the BRDF section in the materials lists Microfaset GTR (GGX). If your version is older than 3.1, the BRDF field will be empty. Select Blinn, Phong, or Ward—whichever is more preferable."
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OM Light LT-TIE-S100-3W

FREE
Royalty free
76
76
76
Platform:3dsMax 2019 + obj
Render:
V-Ray
Size:
11 MBNEW
Colors:
Style:Modern
Materials: Metal, Glass
Formfactor:
Published 7 October 2025
A recessed square wall luminaire with a concrete body in gray or terracotta. Suitable for both outdoor and indoor use, it provides navigational and decorative illumination for steps, walkways, and hallways. Its asymmetrical light distribution creates a distinctive lighting effect on horizontal surfaces.

Dimensions: 100×100×76 mm
Color temperature: 3000 K
Luminous flux: 10, 22 lm
Beam angle: 25×45°
Color rendering index: CRI>80
Dust and moisture protection rating: IP65
Power consumption: 3 W
Power supply: 230 V
Body color: gray, terracotta

https://arlight.ru/search/?q=LT-TIE-S100-3W 

"If you're using a V-Ray version earlier than 3.1, please note that the BRDF section in the materials lists Microfaset GTR (GGX). If your version is older than 3.1, the BRDF field will be empty. Select Blinn, Phong, or Ward—whichever is more preferable."