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Melt Opal Large Chandelier
A seven-source LED chandelier in tinted opalescent polycarbonate, 196 cm wide
1960 × 1960 mm
Germany
20 kg
Approx. $9,200 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Melt Opal Large Chandelier (SKU MEC02OPG-CUSM4, Opalescent Polished Polycarbonate with Gold Hardware) is lit by a 7 x 6 W LED light source.
Materials and finish
Materials: polycarbonate and steel; the shade material is polycarbonate. Finish: tinted, polished, from a tinted, plated process. Gold ceiling rose; clear cable.
Specifications
- Width and length: 196 cm each; weight 20 kg
- Output: 51 W, 3700 lm, CRI above 90, 3000 K standard
- Cable: 500 cm
- Power: 100-120 V at 50-60 Hz, with mains dimming (leading and trailing edge)
- Listings: FCC, T24, UL, cULus; indoor, dry
- Country: Germany
Story
Seven LED sources
Seven 6 W LED sources are fitted to this chandelier, which hangs on a 500 cm cable from a gold ceiling rose.
Source rating
The included light source is integrated and carries a 50000-hour rating. Manufacture takes place in Germany.
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Collection
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