Ceiling light Sigma Albert 1 black steel 16 cm 32178

Sigma Albert 1 32178 black ceiling light with a geometric mesh cage

Albert 1 brings the distinctive structure of the collection close to the ceiling. A square canopy connects to the lower assembly through a short rigid support. Intersecting steel bars form a deliberate architectural detail above the shade rather than concealing the way the fitting is built. Below them sits a cube-like frame filled with fine perforated metal. The black painted finish traces each straight edge, while the bulb remains visible through the mesh and from underneath. Its shape and glass finish therefore contribute directly to the appearance of the light.

The fitting measures 25 cm high, 16 cm wide and 16 cm deep. These compact proportions retain the depth of the cage without using the long cable of a pendant. It can define a small circulation area, a bedside position, part of a kitchen or a selected zone in a living room. One fitting creates a tightly focused visual accent, while several identical units can be spaced in a regular sequence. The fine metal screen does not hide the light source; it gives the exposed bulb a precise technical frame.

One replaceable E27 bulb

No bulb is supplied. The E27 lampholder allows colour temperature, output and bulb shape to be chosen for the intended setting. Sigma permits a maximum of 60 W for a conventional lamp or 15 W for LED. Clear filament glass will emphasise the engineered lines inside the cage, whereas an opal bulb reduces the view of its internal components. The selected bulb must remain within the stated power limit and fit comfortably inside the shade.

Exact SL/32178 specification

• body and shade made from black painted steel,
• overall dimensions of 25 × 16 × 16 cm,
• one E27 lampholder; bulb purchased separately,
• 230 V supply and IP20 rating,
• designed and manufactured in Poland,
• 2-year warranty.

A qualified installer should mount the fitting after isolating the electrical supply. Remove dust from the fine mesh with a soft brush or dry cloth, avoiding pressure that could distort the perforated panels.