Paul Neuhaus SILEDA 6788-13 anthracite LED ceiling light 3000 K IP44 Limited Offer

Paul Neuhaus SILEDA 6788-13 is an anthracite ceiling light with three ring-shaped LED light points. Its round ceiling plate and open-centred heads create a different outline from a conventional enclosed shade. When illuminated, the three bright rings stand out against the dark fitting. The construction combines metal and plastic.

A ceiling plate with three distinct rings

Short stems connect the heads to one shared ceiling plate. The manufacturer's photographs show different head positions and reveal both the illuminated faces and their side profiles. Circular geometry, restrained detailing and the contrast between anthracite and pale rings make this a considered option for modern and minimalist interiors with simple lines.

The supplier specifies a width and length of 33.5 cm and a height of 16.5 cm. Compare these measurements with the available ceiling space and the clearance above opening doors or tall furniture before deciding on a position. This is a ceiling-mounted design rather than a pendant with a long drop, so its presence stays concentrated close to the ceiling.

Warm white LEDs, without dimming

The LED sources are included; there is no need to select separate screw-in bulbs. A colour temperature of 3000 K gives warm white light. That figure describes this particular variant, not a selectable colour-temperature setting. The supplier lists 22 W and a luminous flux of 2550 lm. How bright the room feels will also depend on its size, ceiling height and surface colours.

This version is not dimmable and has no remote control. It suits a requirement for a defined light colour rather than adjustable brightness.

Bathroom ceiling lighting and circulation spaces

The IP44 rating indicates protection against splashing water. It supports considering SILEDA for bathroom ceiling lighting, provided the installation position meets the requirements of the relevant bathroom zone. Its compact arrangement also makes sense for a hallway, corridor or general kitchen lighting. A ceiling fixture does not automatically replace dedicated mirror or worktop lighting where light is needed directly at the task.