Plafon Sigma Aqua 3 Black G9 64 cm 33465

Sigma Aqua 3 33465 — three glass globes across two offset loops

Aqua 3 uses an intentionally asymmetrical layout rather than the radial balance of a conventional ceiling light. Two black oval frames meet at a central cylindrical body; two white spherical shades sit around the larger loop and a third belongs to the smaller one. The outline therefore changes noticeably as you move around the fixture. Black painted steel gives the design a crisp, graphic edge, while the white glass globes soften its appearance. Small warm-toned details where the globes meet the frame add a restrained accent to the otherwise monochrome palette.

Three independently replaceable G9 lamps

Each glass globe houses one G9 LED socket for a bulb rated at no more than 12 W. Bulbs are not included, so their colour temperature and output can be selected for the intended setting. Once illuminated, the three white globes become separate glowing points distributed across both oval frames. Aqua 3 can define the centre of a living area, a dining table or a generous hallway without imitating a traditional chandelier. Its shape is most rewarding where the fitting can also be viewed from the side, revealing the different sizes and positions of the two loops.

Dimensions and specification

• overall width 64 cm, depth 40 cm and height 37 cm,
• three G9 LED sockets, maximum 12 W per light source,
• white glass shade, 12 cm high,
• black painted-steel body,
• IP20 rating; light sources purchased separately,
• made in Poland and covered by a 2-year warranty.

Ceiling-bracket installation

The round canopy fits over a bracket that is fixed to the ceiling; side screws secure the canopy to that support. Before installation, compare the 64 × 40 cm footprint with tall cabinets, doors and nearby architectural elements so that the loops retain clear space around them. Secure mounting and the electrical connection should be completed by a suitably qualified person. The fixed 37 cm overall height should also be considered when positioning the light over circulation areas.