The Argon OLIMP 1327 is a triple recessed ceiling light: a rectangular frame in white lacquered steel with a textured finish, holding three round rings with G9 lampholders. Each ring tilts, so the light from each point can be aimed at a different part of the room.
Size and ceiling installation
The frame measures 51 × 17 cm and the body is 8 cm high, a figure to compare with the free space above your suspended ceiling board. According to the manufacturer's instructions, a rectangular opening is cut in the ceiling, the wires are connected to the terminal block, and the fitting is pushed in and held by spring clips. It weighs 2.1 kg.
The manufacturer's card shows the earth symbol, meaning Class I: the fitting needs an earth conductor and should be connected by an electrician. It runs on 230 V.
Bulbs
Each of the three rings takes a G9 lamp of up to 6 W, LED only, as the manufacturer rules out G9 halogen lamps. No lamps are included, and the card gives their maximum size: 16 mm in diameter and 50 mm long. That is a common size for G9 LED lamps, but it is worth checking when buying, because longer models will not fit in the ring.
Brightness and light colour depend on the lamps you choose, so the same fitting can give warm light in a living room or neutral light in a kitchen.
Where it works
A flat frame flush with the ceiling and three movable points make a modern solution wherever several spots need lighting from one opening, such as a worktop and a table. It suits living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, kitchens and hallways, as well as hotels and restaurants. The OLIMP family also includes single and double versions and black variants.
