XH1008

XH1008 | Ultra-Slim Recessed Handrail Light with Asymmetric Beam & IP67 Protection

XH1008 is a sleek recessed LED luminaire purpose-built for integration into stainless steel and aluminium handrail systems. With a minimalist body and an asymmetric beam, it delivers effective illumination of pathways and stairs while maintaining architectural subtlety. Designed for harsh environments, this luminaire combines elegance with impact resistance.

🧩 Key Features:

• Ultra-Compact Recessed Housing: Engineered to fit narrow handrail profiles while remaining flush with the surface

• Asymmetric Optical Output: Targets light downward and outward, reducing glare and optimising pedestrian visibility

• IP67 / IK10 Certified: Water- and dust-resistant, impact-rated for high-traffic public applications

• Energy Efficient Output: Operates at just 1.6W while delivering effective lux levels for safety lighting

• Precision Glare Control: Custom lens optics for clean light lines and visual comfort

• Robust Build Quality: CNC-machined aluminium body with sealed LED compartment

• Customisable Options: Available in multiple beam angles, finishes, and colour temperatures

🏢 Ideal Applications:

Railings in public transport hubs, outdoor staircases, cycle bridges, healthcare campuses, hotels, and heritage walkways requiring sleek, tamper-resistant integrated lighting.

📐 Technical Specifications:

• Mounting Type: Recessed into tubular or square handrail structures

• Power: 1.6W

• Luminous Output: ~90 lm (approx.)

• Ingress Protection: IP67

• Impact Resistance: IK10

• Material: Anodised aluminium

• Finish: Black, silver, or custom RAL

• Beam Angles: Asymmetric

• Colour Temperatures: 2700K / 3000K / 4000K

• Input Voltage: 24V DC

• Driver Options: ON/OFF, DALI2, CASAMBI

🧠 Why Specify XH1008?

Because performance shouldn't come at the cost of elegance. XH1008 blends discreet architectural detailing with professional-grade protection and optical control. It's the luminaire of choice for designers who want light where it's needed, not where it's seen.