ORTO 12525 is a chandelier-style pendant lamp with eight arms radiating from a central hub, each ending in an upward-facing socket. The frame is made of powder-coated steel in beige (P038).
How big the lamp is and where to hang it
The arms span 73 cm across and sit in two tiers of four, giving the fixture a layered, star-shaped silhouette. The maximum drop is 170 cm, measured from the ceiling to the bottom edge of the sockets — a figure worth comparing against the height of the room where the chandelier will hang. Shortening the drop needs a qualified electrician; it isn't an adjustment to make at home. The ceiling canopy is 18 cm in diameter and 2.8 cm high, and mounting is direct, with no extra mounting kit included. The lamp is protection class I, which means it needs a circuit with an earth (ground) conductor to connect.
How much light it gives, and what kind
Eight E14 sockets are split across two sections of four. No light source is included — each socket takes an LED bulb rated up to 10 W, and once a bulb burns out, only that bulb needs replacing, not the whole fixture. The manufacturer recommends an E14 LED bulb rated 4 W at 3000 K for this fixture, a warm light close to a traditional incandescent bulb.
What rooms it's intended for
The manufacturer specifies this lamp for living rooms, over staircases, and over tables — three uses where the radiating, eight-armed silhouette works as a visible, central fixture under the ceiling.
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