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Nanoleaf Shapes - Triangles Starter Kit (15 Panels)

Nanoleaf Shapes - Triangles are modular LED light panels with a combination of smart technology and sleek ultra-thin design. It's perfect for designing a statement wall, setting up your personal productivity zone, or creating the right ambience for any occasion. Transform your space with multi-sensory experiences like touch interactions, real-time music sync, screen mirror, and more.

SKU: GC58-NL47-6005TW-15PK

Nanoleaf Shapes - Triangles Starter Kit (15 Panels)

Nanoleaf Shapes - Triangles Starter Kit (15 Panels)

Nanoleaf Shapes - Triangles are modular LED light panels with a combination of smart technology and sleek ultra-thin design. It's perfect for designing a statement wall, setting up your personal productivity zone, or creating the right ambience for any occasion. Transform your space with multi-sensory experiences like touch interactions, real-time music sync, screen mirror, and more.

Modular touch-reactive light panels elevate the concept of smart lighting into a creative journey of design.

Designed with Connect+ technology to work together with other shapes to create mosaics of light.

Enjoy touch-enabled experiences. Watch light panels respond dynamically to your touch or play interactive games.

Rhythm Module transforms your favourite songs into dancing symphonies of colour and light.

With the Screen Mirror feature, your on-screen activity is reflected onto your lights for an immersive entertainment experience.

16M+ colours with 1200K-6500K white light temperature range and brightness control.

Nanoleaf's exclusive LayoutDetect technology enables colour animations to flow intelligently between panels based on your exact layout.

Flexible control through touch, voice assistants, Nanoleaf App, manual controller, and more.

What's in the Box:

Nanoleaf Shapes - Triangles Starter Kit (15 Panels)

Triangle Light Panels

Mounting Plates

Double-sided adhesive Mounting Tape

Linkers for connecting panels

Controller

Power Supply

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Nanoleaf Shapes - Triangles Starter Kit (15 Panels)

Nanoleaf Shapes - Triangles are modular LED light panels with a combination of smart technology and sleek ultra-thin design. It's perfect for designing a statement wall, setting up your personal productivity zone, or creating the right ambience for any occasion. Transform your space with multi-sensory experiences like touch interactions, real-time music sync, screen mirror, and more.

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