Titus, a world pioneer in air distribution, has launched the FL-10 LED architectural linear diffuser system, which fully integrates the Titus FlowBar™ architectural linear diffuser with the Apure® MINUS 2 lighting module.
The FL-10 LED FlowBar system maximizes air diffuser performance, while giving architects and designers greater aesthetic freedom than conventional air supply diffusers. Integrating HVAC and lighting can also reduce costs and installation time.
FL-10 LED FlowBar system
“At Titus, we know the comfort a space provides depends on the form and function of both airflow and lighting technologies,” said Mark Costello, Product Manager, Titus.
He adds, “Our engineering team designed the FlowBar architectural linear diffuser system with a balance of elegance and performance that supports and integrates with cutting-edge Apure Minus lighting modules. Using this innovative FlowBar with integrated LED lighting, architects and designers can upgrade existing or outfit new buildings – such as air terminals, offices, and universities to create optimal, stylish spaces that look as good as they feel.”
FlowBar system features
FlowBar system is available in 6-, 8-, 10- and 12-foot segments, along with HighThrow and JetThrow versions
With a low profile and a one-inch slot width, the aluminum FlowBar system features a frameless border for a clean look. It has integral pattern controllers on standard 24-inch centers, which allow the airstream to be directed left and right for horizontal and vertical airflow.
The FlowBar system is available in 6-, 8-, 10- and 12-foot segments, along with HighThrow and JetThrow versions. Mitered corners and angle-cut ends are also available.
state-of-the-art lighting solutions
Founded in 2013, Apure® Architectural Lighting identifies and develops innovative, state-of-the-art lighting solutions without compromising aesthetics. With internationally renowned designers like Studio F.A. Porsche and a team of engineers in Germany, the company designs products with a clear purpose to address specific issues.
The multi-award-winning Minus series, known for its first-of-its-kind design and hardware, enables LED downlights to require less than an inch of recess depth, thereby significantly minimizing fixture space in ceilings.
