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Alabaster Wall Light Gold and White Dimmable Integrated LED Triac Warm Dimming Bedroom Wall Sconce
£69.00
Size 1 Heads ∅ 5.5″ x H 7.9″ / Dia 14cm x H 20cm
Colour Gold & White Alabaster
Kelvin range Warm Light
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Dimmable Alabaster Wall Light in One to Nine Head Layouts
Round alabaster shades on a gold rail give a soft line of warm light above a bed, a mirror or along a hallway. The integrated LED needs no bulb, and the Triac warm dimming version lets you take the light down to a low glow in the evening. Pick a single head for a tight space or up to nine for a full wall.
Key Features
- Alabaster Shades: Natural stone diffusers that soften the light.
- Gold and White Finish: Slim gold rail with white alabaster.
- Five Layouts: One, three, five, seven or nine heads.
- Triac Warm Dimming: Adjustable brightness with a compatible dimmer.
- Integrated LED: Energy-efficient and long-lasting, with no bulb to replace.
Specifications
- Dimensions: 1 head Warm Light — diameter 14 cm x H 20 cm; 1 head Triac Warm Dimming — diameter 14 cm x H 20 cm; 3 heads Warm Light — L 40 cm x H 14 cm; 3 heads Triac Warm Dimming — L 40 cm x H 14 cm; 5 heads Warm Light — L 46 cm x H 13 cm; 5 heads Triac Warm Dimming — L 46 cm x H 13 cm; 7 heads Warm Light — L 64 cm x H 14 cm; 7 heads Triac Warm Dimming — L 64 cm x H 14 cm; 9 heads Warm Light — L 78 cm x H 14 cm; 9 heads Triac Warm Dimming — L 78 cm x H 14 cm
- Materials: Metal and alabaster
- Colour Options: Gold and White Alabaster
- Light Source: Integrated LED
- Colour Temperature: 3000K warm, 4000K neutral, 6000K cool white
- Voltage: AC 110–240 V
- Dimmable: Triac warm dimming version, with a compatible dimmer (not included)
- IP Rating: IP20, indoor use only
- Installation: Wall mounted, hardwired
Standard delivery 3–5 working days. Free on orders over £50.
Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unused and in original packaging.
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