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Melt Opal Small Chandelier
A four-shade LED chandelier in tinted opalescent polycarbonate, 98 cm wide
980 × 980 mm
Germany
9.2 kg
Approx. $5,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Melt Opal Small Chandelier (SKU MEC01OPG-CUSM4, Opalescent Polished Polycarbonate with Gold Hardware) carries four small Melt shades, each with an integrated LED module.
Materials and finish
Polycarbonate and steel; the shades are polycarbonate. The finish is tinted and polished by tinted plating, and a gold rose meets a clear cable.
Specifications
- Footprint: 98 cm wide and 98 cm long; 9.2 kg
- Source: four 6 W modules, 30 W, 2300 lm
- Colour quality: 3000 K standard, CRI above 90
- Cable length: 500 cm
- Voltage: 100-120 V, 50-60 Hz; dimming at the mains
- Compliance: UL, cULus, FCC, T24; dry, indoor
- Produced in: Germany
Story
Four small shades
This chandelier holds four small Melt shades, each with its own integrated LED module.
Rated source life
The light source is included, its rating is 50000 hours, and the fitting is made in Germany.
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Collection
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