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Globe Mini Chandelier
A mini chandelier of four 25 cm tinted polycarbonate Globe shades with integral LED
546 × 546 mm
2022
Germany
3.96 kg
Approx. $2,900 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Globe Mini Chandelier in Silver (SKU GLC04CH-CUSM4) includes four 25 cm Globe shades. It was designed in 2022.
Shades
Each spherical orb is made from a custom recipe of tinted polycarbonate, finished mirrored and polished. The chandelier uses steel and polycarbonate, and a silver ceiling rose and a clear cable are fitted.
Specifications
- Size: 54.6 cm wide, 54.6 cm long; weight 3.96 kg
- Light: four 6 W LED sources, 30 W in all, with a light output of 2300 lm
- Colour: 3000 K at CRI over 90
- Electrical: 50-60 Hz, 100-120 V
- Approvals: FCC, T24, UL, cULus
- Origin: Germany
Story
Spherical orb
The Globe shade is a spherical orb made from a custom recipe of tinted polycarbonate.
Four shades
The Mini Chandelier includes four Globe shades of 25 cm each.
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