Zavesná lampa žiarovka visacia mosadný zlatý kryštál okrúhly ILED-PD1

The ILED-PD1 is the classic crystal ring chandelier: a 60cm circle of aluminum frame carrying imitation crystal drops, copper-plated to a gold finish, hung over the table or the entrance it is meant to anchor. Under the crystals is a 90W LED engine, LM80-rated, with colour tuning from 2800K to 6500K so the same fixture runs warm for dinner and neutral for the room.

The ring and the crystals

The frame is aluminum, copper-plated to the gold finish that gives the fixture its look, and the imitation crystal drops hang in rings around the circle. The drops catch and split the light from the LED engine behind them, which is what a crystal chandelier is for: the surface sparkle at close range and the broken, layered light across the ceiling above. At 60cm diameter the piece suits a residential dining table, a café bay or a reception counter, and it hangs from the suspension built to the drop the space needs.

The light engine

The source is an LM80-rated LED array running 90W at 80 lumens per watt, behind a diffuser that hides the individual points so the ring reads as one continuous circle of light. CRI comes in two grades: above 80 as the standard version and above 90 as the upgrade, and the 90 version is the one to pick where the fixture lights food, timber or faces at close range. The beam is 120°, so the light spreads across the table below rather than pooling at the centre of the ring.

Colour tuning

The colour temperature tunes continuously from 2800K to 6500K, from candle-warm through neutral to a cool daylight match. That single range covers the shift a dining room makes between an early dinner and a late one, and it covers the difference between a warm residential interior and a cooler commercial one, without ordering different fixtures for each.

Minden szerték 304-es rozsdamentes acél kereteszt aluminium törzs fölött, temperált üveg előlapjal. A 304-es acél az a minőség, amely ellenáll a kültéri mosásnak és az útközi levegőnek, míg a temperált üveg elviseli a kerékterhelést és a sarokcsapásokat, amelyeket a járdai szerelvények szenvednek el. A tömítés IP67-es, amely egy talajba rejtett szerelvénynek eső, mosás és viharmielőtt összegyűlt állóvíz ellen szükséges. A fényforrás Osram nagy teljesítményű LED-ek, a fehér beállításoknál a színreprodukció 80 Rf felett.

The fixture is Class I, so the ceiling point needs a protective earth, and it runs on 220-240VAC. The rating is IP42 for dry indoor rooms: dining rooms, lobbies, retail and hospitality interiors, not bathrooms or wet positions. It carries SAA, CE and RoHS certification with a two-year warranty, and the LED source needs no lamps changed over that life; the crystal and the frame are wiped and dusted like the rest of the room. Where the room runs the CRI 90 version over a dining table, the light earns its keep at every meal; where the CRI 80 version covers a corridor or a stair position, the budget goes further.

Kur to izmanto

Over the residential dining table, where a 60cm gold ring with the CRI 90 engine is the piece the room is arranged around. In cafés and restaurant bays, where the crystal takes the edge off the LED output and the warm end of the tuning does the evening. In hotel bedrooms and suites, where a single 60cm ring carries the pendant position without the maintenance of a lamp-lit chandelier. And in retail and salon interiors, where the gold finish and the sparkle are part of what the customer came in for.

Specifying the fixture

Three decisions shape the order: the CRI grade against what sits under the ring, the drop height against the table or the floor, and the colour setting against how the room runs. The suspension is built to the drop the space needs, so measure the ceiling before ordering, and confirm the earth at the ceiling point early, because the Class I wiring is the one electrical requirement that has caught out renovations before. With those three set, the fixture is a single-order piece: one ring, one engine, one finish.

Why do buyers pick the ILED-PD1 over the alternatives? Here is what we hear from customers:

The crystal look without the lamps. The imitation crystal drops hang over an LM80 LED array, so there is nothing to re-lamp above the table and nothing to polish but the frame. It is wiped and dusted like the rest of the room.

One ring, tuned to the room. The 2800K to 6500K tuning covers the warm dinner and the cooler working setting from the same fixture, without ordering different colour temperatures for different times of day.

CRI 90 when the table matters. The standard version runs CRI above 80; the upgrade runs above 90, and the upgrade is the one to pick where food, timber or faces sit close under the ring.

Copper-plated gold that reads as metal. The finish is plating over the aluminum frame, not paint, so the gold holds at close range in a lobby or over a dining table.

A 90W engine behind the sparkle. The 120° beam and the diffuser put real light on the table below, so the chandelier lights the room instead of only decorating it.

The ILED-PD1 is the 60cm crystal ring for the rooms where the pendant is the piece: over the table, at the entrance, in the bay that needs the sparkle.

Residential dining tables. The 60cm ring centred over the table, tuned warm for dinner and cooler for the weekend work session, with the crystals breaking the light across the ceiling above.

Cafés and restaurant bays. A ring over each bay or each table cluster, at the warm end of the tuning, with the CRI 90 engine keeping the food and the tableware reading true under the sparkle.

Hotel bedrooms and suites. The pendant position over the bed or the sitting area, where a gold ring with crystal gives the room its piece without the lamp changes a candle chandelier needs.

Salons and retail interiors. The gold finish and the sparkle are part of what the customer came in for, and the 120° beam keeps the counter or the display under the ring properly lit.

Entrances and hallways. A 60cm ring in the entrance position, hung at the height the sight line needs, running the warm end of the tuning as the first light the guest sees.