Rondo G2

A timeless design make Rondo a perfect choice for lighting around commercial buildings, school playgrounds, along park roads and adjacent to parks.

Rondo G2 has been developed exclusively for LED, with a focus on energy and visual comfort. The reflector is very efficient and the luminaire is available in two different versions - "Power" or "Visual". Power gives a uniform appearance while Visual adds another dimension through the frosted glass ring forming the lower part of the luminaire. In the family, we have also provided the luminaire with efficient cooling for LED.

The family contains an expansive mix of post tops, wall fixtures in two variants and ceiling luminaires for surface mounting as well as recessed. The post can also be equipped with both single as double housing.Origin: Mediterranean
Circa: 247 AD to 249 AD
Collection: Jewelry
Style: Roman Coin Pendant
Medium: Silver and Gold
Philip II was the son of Emperor Philip I “the Arab” and his wife Otacilia Severa. He was seven years old when his father became emperor. In 247 A.D., he was elevated to Augustus along with his father. When Philip was killed in battle with Trajan Decius, Philip II distributed bonuses to the troops and money to the citizens of Rome to celebrate his accession to the throne as sole ruler. This generosity did him no good, however, because the Praetorian Guard killed Philip II sometime in the fall of 249. For some reason, many of the coins of Philip II are graced with beautiful portraits and exquisite artwork on the reverse. Though he was