This ceiling fixture features a streamlined double-ring cylinder silhouette that delivers a clean, contemporary look suitable for modern interiors. Available in matte gray, black, and white finishes, the lamp blends seamlessly into living areas, sleeping quarters, or home offices. Its straightforward geometric shape complements various decor schemes without overwhelming wall or ceiling space.
Equipped with a built-in SMD LED strip capable of three-color temperature adjustments, the unit provides integrated illumination directly out of the box. Electrical operation requires hardwiring to a standard alternating current supply ranging from 110 volts to 240 volts, which automatically adapts to regional power standards. The fixture lacks dimming capabilities and smart home integration, carries an IP20 protection rating for dry indoor environments, and should be mounted by a licensed electrician following local wiring codes.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Category | Ceiling Light |
| Design Style | Morandi-inspired Minimalist |
| Recommended Coverage Area | 3–5 Square Meters |
| Placement Restriction | Indoor Use Only |
| Control Functionality | Three Color Modes, Non-Dimmable |
| Electrical Connection | Hardwired |
| Safety Ingress Protection | IP20 |
| Illumination Type | Integrated SMD LED Panel (Bulb Included) |
| Voltage Compatibility | 110V–240V (Region Dependent) |
| Diameter Options | 40 cm / 50 cm / 60 cm |
| Approximate Power Draw | ~26 Watts / ~36 Watts / ~52 Watts |
| Frame Construction | Metal |
| Optical Diffuser | Acrylic |
| Shipping Weight | 2 Kilograms / 2.5 Kilograms |
| Package Contents | 1 Ceiling Lamp Assembly |
| Installation Requirement | Professional Electrician Recommended |
| Measurement Tolerance | Potential Variance of 1–3 Centimeters Due to Manual Processing |
Unit weight scales between two and two point five kilograms depending on the chosen diameter. Each shipment includes one finished lamp ready for ceiling mounting. Factory specifications may reflect minor dimensional shifts from human measuring processes, and digital monitors can display color tones slightly differently than the actual painted surface.