Brinova VINCI LED pendant light 49 W 3000 K, oiled oak and matte nickel, 155 cm

Brinova VINCI 1027420800000 is a pendant light built from intersecting triangular frames in oiled oak. Matte nickel complements the visible timber grain, while linear light elements sit within the profiles rather than inside separate shades. The open, three-dimensional assembly is 155 cm long, so planning needs to account for its projecting ends as well as the space directly underneath it.

Dimensions and suspension height

The fitting is 47 cm wide, and the manufacturer's drawing specifies a maximum overall height of 147 cm. Its ceiling canopy measures 25 × 25 cm. Compare these dimensions with your table or kitchen island and the position of the ceiling connection before choosing the light. The length of the fitting does not itself establish the length of an evenly illuminated work surface.

The Up&Down system allows the height and position of the suspended fitting to be adjusted. This matters when aligning it with furniture and the sightlines of seated people. A minimum overall height is not stated here, so an unrestricted adjustment range should not be assumed.

Direct and indirect illumination

The two integrated LED modules have a combined power of 49 W, not 49 W each. They provide warm white light at 3000 K, with a stated luminous flux of 3786 lm. Direct and indirect emission sends light towards the surface below the fitting and into the space above it. The resulting brightness distribution also depends on suspension height and the surfaces that reflect the light.

The light sources are included; the fitting does not require separately selected screw-base bulbs. A touch dimmer allows light intensity to be adjusted. The mains input is 220–240 V. The 24 V designation belongs to the LED modules, not the household connection.

A geometric feature over a table

The elongated construction and two-way emission support placement above a dining table, kitchen island or meeting table. In a living room or hotel space, it can serve as the centre of a lighting composition. Triangular frames, slender suspension and the absence of conventional shades suit modern and modernist interiors where oak is used as a visible construction material rather than simply as an accent colour.