The architectural lighting range on this page has fourteen families: UniBar Compact, UniDot G2, UniPoint, UniEdge, UniBar, UniString, UniStrip G4, UniFlood M G2, UniFlood C Pro, UNILinear Flex, Uni Wall Mount, Recessed, Uni Wall Sconce and UniSpot. Together they cover a range of floodlighting and direct-view formats for illuminating buildings and creating accent effects.

Luminous flux ranges from 60 lm to 43,215 lm across the families on this page. Power ranges from 3 W to 450 W, and efficacy ranges from 46 lm/W to 125 lm/W. This spread runs from compact accent luminaires to high-output floodlights for large building facades. Validate the lumen package for each project in DIALux or Relux calculations against the target illuminance on the facade or feature.

Colour temperatures range from 2,700 K warm white to 4,000 K neutral white. Colour rendering reaches CRI 90 on selected variants. CCT and CRI are defined per variant, not per family, so confirm the exact combination on the family datasheet before specifying. Matching colour temperature to the building material and design intent is a key decision in any architectural lighting scheme.

The families offer IP20, IP65 and IP66 variants. IP65 and IP66 versions are intended for exposed outdoor mounting, while IP20 variants need a protected installation location. Impact resistance ranges from IK02 to IK08. Choose higher IK ratings where luminaires are within reach or exposed to mechanical impact or vandalism. Check the rating of each variant on its datasheet.

Many families on this page are dimmable, but others are not, so check the specific variant. Dimmable luminaires work through a control system, which relies on a suitable driver in the luminaire. In outdoor installations, DALI is mainly used to program dimming settings into the driver. Network-level scheduling and scene control is handled by Interact for Outdoor Spaces. See lighting controls for platform options.

Floodlighting families such as UniFlood M G2 and UniSpot direct light onto a surface, such as a facade, column or wall, to reveal its form. Direct-view lighting families such as UniBar, UniString and UniDot G2 are seen directly as the visual element. They create lines, points or patterns of light on the building itself.

It covers the luminaires used for facade, accent and building-integrated lighting in the range. Warranty terms can differ by country and project type. Verify the warranty period and conditions applicable in your market with the local Signify representative or authorised partner before finalising a specification or tender.

Datasheets and IES/LDT photometric files are in the Downloads section of each family page, for example UniSpot. Use these files for DIALux or Relux facade calculations and project documentation. For quotations, project support and procurement, use the "Where to buy" function or contact an authorised Signify partner in your region.

This is Signify's global product page, so country-specific regulations are not covered here. Requirements vary by market and include European frameworks such as the EU EcoDesign Directive and the Single Lighting Regulation (EU) 2019/2020. For compliance information for your installation, visit Signify's website for your country via the country selector. The local category page lists locally compliant variants and the applicable standards.