The ILED-PD2 is the chandelier of the pendant range: a black copper frame carrying rings of imitation crystal, hung over the space that needs a piece rather than a fitting. Under the crystals sits a proper LED engine, LM80-rated at 80 lumens per watt with CRI above 90, so the fixture does the chandelier job without the candle lamps, the ladder and the maintenance a crystal chandelier traditionally brings.
Four diameters
The frame comes in φ450, 650, 850 and 1080mm. The 450mm ring suits a residential dining table or a café booth. The 650mm ring carries a boardroom table or a restaurant bay. The 850mm and 1080mm rings are the lobby, staircase and double-height pieces, where the crystal catches light from across the room. Because the crystals hang in rings around the frame, the larger diameters scale the chandelier rather than multiplying the fittings, and a single 1080mm ring reads cleaner over a space than a cluster of smaller ones.
Copper and crystal
The frame is copper, finished black, and the crystal drops are imitation crystal cut to catch and split the light. That combination is the look the hospitality market asks for: the dark metal reads against a light ceiling, and the crystals pick up whatever the ring emits, white for the dinner and colour for the late room. The materials also mean the fixture is wiped and dusted, not polished and re-lamped; there are no bulbs behind the crystals, only the LM80 LED array and its diffuser.
Colour versions
The range splits into fixed and tunable, per the specification. The fixed versions run 3000K, 4000K or 6000K, chosen at order: warm for dining, neutral for working surfaces, cool for retail. The bi-colour version switches between two settings, and the RGB and RGBW versions take the full colour range from a remote control, which is the version event venues pick when the room changes use between service and function.
Light quality
CRI is above 90, which is the figure that matters for what sits beneath a chandelier: the table, the floor finish and the guests all read truer under 90 than under the CRI 80 most decorative fixtures quote. The beam is 120°, so the light spreads across the space below rather than pooling at the centre, and the efficacy is 80 lumens per watt, a decorative-fixture figure that reflects the crystal and the frame rather than a utility lighting budget.
Wiring and installation
The fixture is Class I, so the installation needs a protective earth at the ceiling point, which is the one electrical requirement to confirm before ordering. Input is 220-240VAC, the rating is IP42 for dry indoor rooms, and the piece carries SAA, CE and RoHS certification with a three-year warranty. Suspension is built to the drop height the space needs, so measure the ceiling before ordering the large diameters.
Où est-il utilisé ?
Hotel lobbies and entrances, where the 850mm or 1080mm ring hangs as the piece the room is arranged around. Dining rooms and restaurants, where the 450mm or 650mm ring sits over the table and the crystals take the dimming. Stairwells and voids, where the chandelier is visible from every landing. And retail and brand interiors, where the RGBW version ties the fixture to the campaign colour and returns to white for trading.
Specifying the chandelier
Three decisions shape the order: the diameter against the table or the space below, the colour version against how the room is used, and the drop height against the ceiling. A restaurant runs one fixed CCT and leaves it; a hotel lobby runs RGBW and shifts the room by shift. Measure the ceiling and the drop before ordering the large diameters, because the suspension is built to order and the chandelier is the piece the whole ceiling height is set around.
