| Product type | Pendant light |
| Dimensions |  Cable length: 4 m |
| Weight | Min. 2,7 kg, max. 3,3 kg |
| Farben |       |
| Material | Shades: drawn/turned aluminium Connecting rods: high-gloss chrome-plated die-cast aluminium, polished metallised brass (PVD), die-cast zinc, or high-gloss chrome-plated die-cast zinc Housing: drawn aluminium (high-gloss chrome-plated), polished metallised brass (PVD), turned zinc, or high-gloss chrome-plated turned zinc |
| Function & properties | Suspension cables: 3 x 0.75 mm² Cable length: 3 meters E27 fitting, max. 70 W The lamp was measured with 300 W heat. 100% glare-free light Symmetrical light distribution Downward and sidewards-facing light |
| Assembly | Click for more assembly instructions(ca. 0,9 MB). |
| Delivery includes | Ceiling rose included Bulb not included |
| Care | To clean use a soft duster and always observe the manufacturer's care instructions. |
| Certificates | IP Code IP20 Protection class I |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| Product family | PH Collection |
| Datasheet | Click for more information (ca. 0,1 MB). |
| Product presentation |
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