LUXORA LED 11708 is a flush ceiling light 43 cm across and 14 cm deep: a shallow drum built from faceted crystal prisms, closed at the top by a round plate in a nickel finish. The crystal is clear, so the lit module is visible through the wall of prisms.
How big it is and how it mounts
At 14 cm deep the fitting sits close to the ceiling and takes no room height away — the format that still works under a low ceiling. Compare the 43 cm diameter with the surface it will hang over: above a table 80–90 cm wide the proportions hold, above a narrow corridor it will be too wide.
It fixes to a mounting bracket, and the mounting kit and instructions are in the box. It weighs 3.75 kg net and 4.8 kg boxed. This is a class I fitting, so an earth conductor has to reach the ceiling box — without earthing it must not be connected.
How much light it gives and of what kind
The LED module draws 20 W and delivers 1800 lm. That is main-lighting territory — roughly what two old 60 W bulbs used to give — so the fitting can be the only light source in the room. The 120° beam spreads that light broadly across ceiling and walls rather than aiming it at one point, and the crystal prisms break it further at their edges.
3000 K is warm white, closer to a filament bulb than to daylight, and Ra above 80 is enough to tell the colours of fabric and wood apart. The LED is integrated and cannot be replaced; the manufacturer quotes 25,000 hours, after which the module is not swapped out.
What it is made of and what room it suits
The ring is made of cut crystal elements set in a metal frame in a nickel finish. That pairing — crystal and bright metal — is the language of glamour, while the round, compact body with no arms or drop moves it towards modern classic. The manufacturer intends it for the living room, the bedroom and the dining room.
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