Luces Exclusivas JAEN LE41427 black square LED pendant light, 75 cm, 40 W 3000 K

JAEN LE41427 by Luces Exclusivas is a black LED pendant light built around an open square frame. Its aluminium and acrylic construction has four straight sides and slender suspensions rather than a conventional shade or arms carrying separate bulbs. It is a choice for an architectural pendant outline, not a traditional chandelier silhouette.

Allow for a 75 cm square

The light measures 75 cm in both width and depth, so compare both dimensions with your tabletop and the available space around it. The empty centre does not reduce the frame's actual footprint. Above a square table, its outline can echo the furniture's geometry; over a longer surface, check its position against the whole tabletop rather than judging the fit from a photograph alone.

The manufacturer specifies a height of 120 cm. Account for this measurement when planning the distance from the ceiling and the clear space beneath the fixture, especially if it will hang outside the footprint of furniture. The full suspension photograph also shows how the mounting points are arranged. Thin suspension wires alone do not establish height adjustment.

Included LED source, warm 3000 K light

The light source is integrated and included, so there are no separate screw-base bulbs to choose for this fitting. The manufacturer specifies LED rated at 40 W, with 3000 lm and a colour temperature of 3000 K. That warm light colour belongs to this particular variant. When combining it with other lighting in the same area, compare their colour temperatures as well as their appearance.

The lumen figure alone does not establish whether the entire room will be adequately lit. Room size and other light sources also matter when planning the scheme. The pendant is intended for a 230 V supply.

A geometric outline for living and dining areas

Straight lines, a black perimeter and the absence of ornament support a modern or modernist interior scheme. Consider JAEN above a dining table or within a living area, checking its dimensions and hanging height against the intended position. The open square itself is the decorative element, rather than a patterned or enclosed shade.