ORBIT VI is a rigid-stem pendant: a vertical rod drops from a small round ceiling rose, and arms branch off it in different directions on two levels. Six flat, round heads sit at their ends. Everything is lacquered steel in white — the manufacturer names the shade P004 RAL 9003.
How big it is and how high it hangs
The arms span 84.5 cm, so the fitting covers a zone close to a metre across — a figure to compare with the length of your table or the width of the island it will hang over. The ceiling rose is 9 cm in diameter and 3.5 cm high, covering a standard junction box.
Height depends on how many stem sections are fitted: with two the lamp measures 85 cm, with one removed it is 53 cm. Those are two settings, not a continuous adjustment, and the manufacturer states the change should be made by a qualified electrician. Over a table you normally aim for 70–80 cm between the underside of the heads and the top, so under a low ceiling the short configuration is the right one.
Six sources in two sections
The heads take GX53 lamps — flat discs that push into the holder and twist, rather than screwing in like an E27. The manufacturer allows a maximum of 12 W per head and LED sources only. No lamps are supplied, so colour and brightness are assembled separately; six such sources give enough light for the fitting to work as the main light rather than an accent.
The six points are divided into two sections, one of two heads and one of four. They can be switched independently, which gives three brightness levels instead of one, but it requires a two-circuit switch; on an ordinary single switch both sections come on together.
Installation
The fitting weighs 2.79 kg and mounts directly to the ceiling. No mounting kit is included — plugs and screws are chosen to suit the ceiling material and bought separately. The luminaire is protection class I, so the circuit needs a protective earth conductor. IP20 restricts it to dry interiors. Supply is 220–230 V, 50/60 Hz.
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