In numerous architectural lighting projects, the Unex 93 trunking system is used as a solution to organize installations and maintain a clean visual appearance of the space. The recent collaboration between Lluria and UNEX has made it possible to develop an asymmetric luminaire specifically designed for this system. The result offers indirect lighting that enhances visual comfort and provides a discreet, adaptable solution seamlessly integrated with the architecture.
Aesthetic Integration and Visual Comfort
The luminaire improves spatial perception and reinforces visual clarity, an essential quality in projects where architecture and installations must coexist without creating formal interference. Its indirect light provides a calm reading of the environment and creates a homogeneous atmosphere with high visual comfort.

Customization and tailored Design
In addition to a selection of standard references that simplifies the initial choice, Lluria’s technical team can customize the luminaire in output, colour temperature, dimming, or length. This combination of predefined options and bespoke development allows the solution to adapt to the different configurations of the Unex 93 system, ensuring versatility for any application.

Nature Technology for Sensitive Environments
In healthcare or well being-focused spaces where user comfort is a top priority, the luminaire can incorporate Lluria’s Nature technology. Its warm, healthy light improves perception, enhances visual comfort, and helps create a more balanced atmosphere in long-stay environments.

Efficient and Accurate Installation
All luminaires are supplied with a power supply and mounting hardware, enabling quick and precise installation. The system achieves IK07 or IK08 impact resistance levels depending on the trunking finish, ensuring durability and robustness in demanding applications. The collaboration between Lluria and UNEX has enabled exemplary coordination between the luminaire and the trunking system, delivering a fully integrated solution developed from a shared vision.


