Are those dimensions of 1' x 4' accurate and not a typo? My Brunswick light over my Gold Crown is close to the same length as the table and having never measured it I would guess its at least 2' wide. It uses 8 48" fluorescent tubes.
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I as thinkin same thing. 1ft would be small even on a barbox.
Pool table lights need an eggcrate style diffuser. They are too uncomfortable for both players and spectators with only the 1/8” thick acrylic diffusers with the simple dimple patterns that are part of the LED off-the-shelf panel. Those types don’t do enough.
CanadianGuy
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my .02,
the esthetics are phenomenal, best I have ever seen
there is an open space in this market and has been for a long time, you can likely charge a premium if done right
suggestions;
-offer custom sizes and finishes, as well as other custom esthetic options like nameplates, chains, etc....
-get a website done that can display all in pricing options to your door
-ensure a direct to wall plug in option with remote, alongside hardwired
the esthetics are phenomenal, best I have ever seen
there is an open space in this market and has been for a long time, you can likely charge a premium if done right
suggestions;
-offer custom sizes and finishes, as well as other custom esthetic options like nameplates, chains, etc....
-get a website done that can display all in pricing options to your door
-ensure a direct to wall plug in option with remote, alongside hardwired
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KatieABlaze
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Thank you for the welcome and the question!
Ideally, we would have access to a table that already had a light installed, (power outlet and hanging hardware already installed/accessible). In this scenario, we could take down the light, temporarily, and put our light up, temporarily, for a photo/video shoot, then put the original light back up.
KatieABlaze
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Thank you very much!
I will direct you to our website so that you can see the rest of our models. We also offer custom lights and other options.
The remote is a great idea, and one we have considered.
Please check out www.ablazeluminaire.com for more!
KatieABlaze
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Our original prototype light was a 1' x 4'. We installed it over our 8' Global table at the saloon we owned at the time. The illumination was plenty.
However, to parallel Littman and Diamond lights, we have 2' x 4' and 2' x 5' models. See pics below.
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How many lumens does your fixture produced. My current fixture is 15000 lumens(7x2). Selectable color temp is a standard feature on most LEDs now. What kind of dimming is it compatible with? If 0-10v please wire the light to utilize that before shipping. I shouldn’t have to modify a light that advertises dimming to be able to actually use the dimming feature. Relying on the existing lens that comes with most flat panel LEDs produces too much glare and light bleed. Littman has the same lens that you have with the addition of egg-crate diffusers. I’m a big fan of the diffusers as it reduces glare and eye fatigue.
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Badpenguin
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Almost a steampunk look to it, I like it. I hope you guys sell them like hotcakes.
KatieABlaze
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Our New Standard, at 1'x4', provides 5500 lumens, whereas our 2'x4' & 2'x5' provides 11000 lumens.
We generally set the color temp to 4000 but if someone wants another color temp we can provide that.
We don't have the egg crate as a standard but we can certainly add it. We did have a saloon and our prototype for the Ablaze Luminaire worked perfectly without the egg crate - never a complaint.
However, for anyone who wants specifics we can make any size, any color temp, any dimming feature, add egg crate, etc.
Our dimming is 0-10v with a knob on a control plaque (see images).
Our diffusion is 70% acrylic and looks quite nice. The dimming is a feature that more suits personal spaces so when visitors are enjoying a a game of poker instead of playing pool there can be a nice subtle light over the pool table instead of a blasting light.
For the professional realm we don't particularly think that our lights, as they are, are suited for that particular environment - the clinical Littman lights are perfectly fine. We're throwing a little class into the mix.
However, we're perfectly capable of throwing class into the mix to suit the space while sticking to professional standards and particular desires.
We generally set the color temp to 4000 but if someone wants another color temp we can provide that.
We don't have the egg crate as a standard but we can certainly add it. We did have a saloon and our prototype for the Ablaze Luminaire worked perfectly without the egg crate - never a complaint.
However, for anyone who wants specifics we can make any size, any color temp, any dimming feature, add egg crate, etc.
Our dimming is 0-10v with a knob on a control plaque (see images).
Our diffusion is 70% acrylic and looks quite nice. The dimming is a feature that more suits personal spaces so when visitors are enjoying a a game of poker instead of playing pool there can be a nice subtle light over the pool table instead of a blasting light.
For the professional realm we don't particularly think that our lights, as they are, are suited for that particular environment - the clinical Littman lights are perfectly fine. We're throwing a little class into the mix.
However, we're perfectly capable of throwing class into the mix to suit the space while sticking to professional standards and particular desires.