#9933
Neoclassic rotatable 3-way wall spotlight in dark blue and chrome
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Bulbs included
16 cm
0.75 kg
52 cm
3 x 50W
10 m²
Technical Details
Family
Customer Reviews
Light bulbs
Bulbs
3 x 50W
Color temperature, K
3000
Luminous Flux, lum
1612.5
Socket
GU10
Type of light bulbs
Halogen
Bulbs included
Yes
Operating voltage
220 V
Dimensions
Width
52 cm
Length
16 cm
Height, cm
16 cm
Colour and material
Colour of the fixture
Blue
Fitting material
Metal
Shade colour
Blue
Lamp shade
Metal
Additional
Illuminance area
10 m²
Protection
IP20
Weight (kg)
0.75
Dimmable
Yes (not included)
Manufacturing Method
The base and the bowl shade are made of metal by the technology of turning and painted in blue. The bowl shade holder and decor: metal, galvanization in the color of chrome.
Room Type
Study, living room, bedroom, lighting of different zones - working, rest.
Interior Style
Interior lighting in styles: neoclassic, eclectic.
Product Specifications
English minimalism for home and office, as a zone highlight.
Three types of models for 1-2-3 spots in three actual color solutions: dark blue, blue and gray with decorative inserts in the color of chromium and gold.
High quality of painting and manufacturing of all parts.
The functions of 90˚ slope and 350˚ rotation allow you to adjust the direction of the light flux.
The compact size of the luminaire is appropriate as a working light.
Family of lamps allows you to combine them.
Related Products
The luminaire is designed in neoclassical style and is ideal for modern as well as for more classical interior solutions. Metal base and bowl shade are presented in three color combinations: blue and gray with decorative inserts of chromium, and also blue with a gold color decor. The trendy color palette perfectly fits into any interior. But the main advantage of the model is a rich functionality: the bowl shades are equipped with a spot system, so they can be rotated, controlling the direction of the light flux.
