ARGON IRUN 4278 Pendant Light – Black Glass, Brass-Plated Details

ARGON IRUN 4278 is a single pendant with a glossy black glass shade and brass-plated steel details. Its rounded body broadens above a narrower open lower rim, while a slim metallic neck connects it to a black cable. A cylindrical brass-coloured ceiling canopy completes the suspension.

A 30 cm shade and a 120 cm maximum drop

The fitting measures 30 cm across in both directions. The technical drawing gives the shade itself a height of 24 cm, helping distinguish its size from the full suspension. Compare that outline with the width of your dining table, island or bedside table before deciding where to position the ceiling connection.

The stated maximum overall height is 120 cm, and the manufacturer lists a cable length of up to 80 cm. These figures are not two separate lengths to add together. Allow for the complete fitting when checking the distance between ceiling and tabletop, and keep sufficient clearance below the shade where people will pass. If arranging several pendants in a row, plan space between their glass bodies as well as between the electrical points.

Choose the E27 bulb separately

There is one E27 socket for a bulb rated at no more than 15 W. A bulb is not supplied. The selected light source determines colour temperature and luminous output, so the black finish and brass-coloured trim should not be read as a promise of warm light.

Check the bulb's dimensions as well as its base and wattage against the shade before purchasing. The fitting operates on 230 V. Installation and electrical connection must be carried out by a qualified person in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

Glossy glass with metallic accents

The compact curved shade creates a different visual emphasis from a multi-arm chandelier. Its clean outline suits modern and modernist interiors, while the black suspension and metallic fittings also work with industrial furnishings. Above a dining table or beside a seating area, the rounded glass body remains the main decorative feature rather than an exposed framework.