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01780 767 617
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Product Ref: 10103
£336.10 inc VATThis is a beautiful polished chrome bar pendant ceiling light, suspended by two tensile wires and adorning three lozenge shaped shades.
The three shades are suspended from a steel frame and ensure this fitting is not only classy but modern and sophisticated too. Available in a choice of white or black textile shades, perfect for providing ambient lighting and reduce glare.
With a maximum suspension of 1500mm, which can be adjusted at time of installation to suit varying ceiling heights.
Perfect installed in dining rooms above eating areas but equally as suited to more commercial environments such as hotels or restaurants.
Designed for use with mains E27 Edison screw lamps up to 60 watts.
Ceiling rose measurements:
Length: 650mm x Width: 50mm
Shade measurements:
Height: 190mm x depth: 155mm
| Number Of Lamps | 3 |
| Lamp Type | E27 (ES) Base Mains Lamps |
| Lamps Included | No |
| Dimmable? | Yes - when used with a dimmable lamp (bulb) |
| Max Wattage | 60w |
| Total Wattage | 180w |
| Width | 155mm |
| Length | 1180mm |
| Height | 235mm |
| Suspension | 1500mm |
| Adjustable Height | Yes – at time of installation |
| Construction | Steel |
| Wiring Details | Class 1 - Requires an Earth Connection |
| IP Rating | IP20 |
Does the electrical supply cable have to be as shown in the first photo? |
