Canned Light pendant lamp

Stylepark-ID:	04.1169.11004
Categories:	Interior lighting › Pendant lights

Product description

Canned Light is an ideal lamp in kitchens and over small dining tables and it was also designed to be used as a wall or hanging lamp that really can go anywhere you need good light or a pop of colour. Creatively packaged, and with a special nod to the Pop

-Art era, this lamp is delivered with everything you need right inside the can.

Tin can, aluminium, stainless steel, plastic. The can, 13,5 x 8,5 cm, containing lightbulb, reflector, socket, cable and switch, turns into a hanging or wall lamp.

Specifications

Length	135 mm
Width	85 mm
Emission class	A++ - E
Stand/ mounting	with pendant hanging
Diffuser/reflector shape	cylindrical
Pendant length	2500 mm
Form of protection (DIN 40050)	IP20 protection against: solids > 12 mm
Material	plastics (unspecified)

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