EN-SL Mini
Model code EN-SL
Every optic in the range shares one body — 3 W, Ø 42 mm face, Ø 35 mm cutout, Ra ≥ 80, 3000 K, in white or black. Only the aperture changes, and with it what lands on the floor.
The range 7 optics · one 35 mm hole
EN-SL-RA · Narrow linear
Slot aperture
A single clean stroke of light across the floor. The narrow slot collimates the 3 W source into a hard-edged band roughly as wide as the tread it lands on — enough to read a step by, not enough to notice you are being lit. Specify RA where the architecture wants the light and not the fitting.
EN-SL-RB · Parabolic
Pinhole
The classic wall scallop. A round aperture set behind the face throws a soft parabola down the wall and onto the floor — the shape that reads as considered in a corridor at night. Repeat it on a rhythm and the wall does the wayfinding for you.
EN-SL-RC · Glowing ring
Ring aperture
Light as a mark, not a wash. A continuous ring around the face glows at low level and puts almost nothing on the floor — RC is for the moment you want the wall to show a row of quiet circles rather than a row of bright patches. The one to reach for in a hotel corridor or a bedhead run.
EN-SL-RD · Wide parabolic
Wide aperture
RB’s beam, opened up. The wider aperture trades the tight scallop for a broader, softer parabola that covers more tread per fitting — so a stair run needs fewer of them, and the gradient between them closes. Same face, same cutout: the difference is entirely in what lands on the floor.
EN-SL-RE · Perimeter glow
Blank face
A blank face and a bright edge. RE emits nothing forward — the light escapes around the rim and washes the wall the fitting sits in, so the source is invisible and the wall appears to glow from behind the trim. Zero glare at eye level. The most discreet fitting in the range.
EN-SL-RF · Flood
Scoop aperture
Where RA draws a line, RF spreads a sheet. An angled scoop inside the slot pushes the whole 3 W downward and forward across the floor, covering a wide, even footprint with no hard edge. Specify it where the job is actually to light the floor, not to decorate the wall.
EN-SL-RH · Full diffuser
Frosted face
The whole face is the light. A frosted disc over the full Ø 42 turns RH into a small glowing button that reads clearly from across a room and still throws a genuinely useful pool of soft light. The brightest-looking fitting in the Mini range, and the only one meant to be looked at directly.
Each fitting carries its driver in the rear can and ships pre-wired.