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Barbican: FOM Diamond – Architectural Fixture

Feb 10, 2026 - Barbican FOM Diamond - Architectural Luminaire

February 10, 2026

FOM Diamond Linear Architectural Fixture Provides Effective Low-Glare Performance

Barbican’s FOM Diamond checks all the boxes for use in general lighting applications where performance, aesthetic, scale, design and budget are a concern. 2-Core LED technology provides excellent low-glare performance by delivering soft and even illumination on walls, and work surfaces while providing subtle up lighting to avoid the ‘cave effect’ of direct only fixtures.

The FOM system allows for many configurations to fit any space you have. Using the FOM linear system is a cost-effective alternative to traditional direct/indirect linear fixtures. Their multi-LED core on the direct side offers improved lateral light distribution for even horizontal light levels, as well as improved vertical illumination in a low glare and visually interesting form. Barbican’s unique hardware ensures your space feels considered and beautiful, while their QuickShip program helps you have your fixtures on-site, on-time.


Specifications

LED System

  • LED Circuitry is applied to minimum 0.0625” thick aluminum extruded top plate for excellent heat management. Fixture uses Two-Core Technology to provide efficient, even illumination through 270 degrees.
  • LEDs are 90+CRI, 3 SDCM.
  • 4-foot fixture performance at 3000K 90CRI, 6896lms, 61.44 Watts, 112 LPW Delivered.

Construction

  • Diffuser: 0.116” PETG (polyethylene terephthalate glycol-modified); which is a variant of PET used in water bottles everywhere. Designed to be used in environments where high levels of disinfectant products are used. It also has a much higher impact resistance than Acrylic and is available up to 10 feet in single lengths.
  • Barbican uses a proprietary diffusion formula PETG which in conjunction with the LED system provides excellent efficiencies of up to 112 lumens per watt at 3000K 90+ CRI.
  • Metal construction to be aluminum minimum 0.0625” thickness. Fasteners are to be stainless steel.
  • Cable grippers are nickel plated solid brass and stainless steel. Cables are 1/16” stainless steel.
  • Canopies and driver housings are minimum 0.0625” aluminum.

Mounting

  • Surface cable mounts are nickel plated solid brass and are supplied with escutcheon plates for through surface power cables. Power cables are low voltage from the canopy/remote mounted drivers.
  • Drivers: All drivers are mounted remote from the fixture. Standard drivers include 0-10V 10% dimming 120/277V with Power Factor of >0.9. Barbican works with most Control and Driver manufacturers including POE and can easily modify the driver housings for special control gear. Fixtures over 96W may require more than one driver per fixture. Maximum standard length of lead is 12’, longer lengths available, contact factory.
  • Emergency fixtures are supplied with leads and KO for UL924 relays (by others). Battery backup will usually only drive one of two cores in larger fixtures to maintain the 90-minute requirement. Maximum distance driver to fixture 15 feet.
  • Labels: cETLus (Canada and US), CE Europe and Middle East (Dry, Damp indoor use only)
  • Finish: Polyester Powder Coated standard, Hand Brushed Aluminum
  • Lumen Maintenance: Reported L90 > 10,000hrs, Calculated > 60,000hrs (TM-21)
  • Warranty: 5 years limited at 25 Celsius. Contact Barbican for additional information.

Other

  • Natatorium rating possible. Consult factor for detail.

For more information on Barbican lighting solutions HERE

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