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Melt Mini Chandelier
A chandelier of four mini Melt shades with integrated LED modules, 21.5 cm wide
215 × 215 mm
Germany
8.8 kg
Approx. $4,200 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Four mini Melt shades with integrated LED modules form the Melt Mini Chandelier (SKU MEC04BR-CUSM4, Bronze Polished Polycarbonate).
Materials and finish
Shade material: polycarbonate. Structure: steel. Surface: mirrored and polished, with a semi-metallised, plated finishing process. The rose is gold and the cable is clear.
Specifications
- Width and length: 21.5 cm each; weight 8.8 kg
- Lamps: 4 x 6 W LED, 30 W total, 2300 lm, 3000 K, CRI above 90
- Cable length: 197 cm
- Mains: 100-120 V, 50-60 Hz, dimmable at leading and trailing edge
- Marks and rating: cULus, FCC, T24; dry, indoor
- Made in: Germany
Story
Four mini shades
The fitting has four mini Melt shades, and every shade carries an integrated LED module.
Included light source
The light source is supplied with the chandelier, which is manufactured in Germany.
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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.
