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Melt Burst Chandelier
A chandelier of twelve Melt shades with integrated LED modules, 152 cm wide
1520 × 1520 mm
Germany
27.7 kg
Approx. $21,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Melt Burst Chandelier in Bronze Polished Polycarbonate (SKU MEC03BR-CUSM4) features twelve Melt shades powered by integrated LED modules.
Materials and finish
The shades are polycarbonate on a steel structure. The finish is mirrored and gloss, applied by a semi-metallised, powder-coated process. A black fabric cable and a black ceiling rose complete the fitting.
Specifications
- Size: 152 cm wide, 152 cm long; weight 27.7 kg
- Light: twelve 6 W LED modules (85 W), 7100 lm, 3000 K, CRI above 90
- Dimmer type: mains, leading and trailing edge
- Supply: 100-120 V, 50-60 Hz
- Approvals: FCC, T24, cULus; indoor, dry
- Origin: Germany
Story
Twelve shades
Twelve Melt shades hang together on this chandelier, each lit by an integrated LED module.
Light source life
The integrated light source is rated for 50000 hours, and the German-made fitting dims from the mains.
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Collection
Melt
Tom Dixon's Melt collection (2014, with Front): vacuum-metallised polycarbonate orbs, mirrored when off, glowing like molten glass when lit. Pendants and lamps.
