Plafon Sigma Aqua 5 Black G9 33468

Sigma Aqua 5 33468 – five glass globes set within two black rings

Aqua 5 is defined by a spatial, deliberately asymmetric composition. Two horizontal oval frames extend in opposite directions from the central cylindrical body, while five white spherical shades sit at varied points around them. Black painted steel creates a crisp contrast with the opal glass, allowing the fitting to read as a graphic object even when switched off. Once illuminated, the globes become soft-looking points of light that reveal the outline and offset position of each open frame.

A wide ceiling fixture with a fixed drop

The fitting measures 70 cm wide, 40 cm deep and 37 cm high. Its broad horizontal profile can visually anchor a seating area, the centre of a living room or a table zone without using long pendant cables. The height is fixed rather than adjustable, so the 37 cm dimension should be considered in relation to the ceiling height, circulation route and furniture below. The manufacturer’s mounting diagram shows a bracket fixed at the prepared ceiling connection, with the round canopy secured over it.

Five replaceable G9 light sources

Each glass globe holds an individual G9 LED light source, with a maximum permitted power of 12 W per lamp. Bulbs are not included. This leaves the choice of light colour and output to the buyer while retaining the ability to replace each source, provided the stated limit is observed. Every shade is 12 cm in diameter. Its milky surface conceals the bulb from direct view and gives the five-part arrangement a consistent visual rhythm.

Key specifications

• manufacturer reference SL/33468, Aqua collection;
• black painted-steel body with five white glass shades;
• 5 × G9 LED, maximum 12 W per source, bulbs excluded;
• overall dimensions 70 × 40 × 37 cm; shade diameter 12 cm;
• fixed height, bracket mounting and IP20 rating;
• made in Poland with a 2-year warranty.

Aqua 5 is a considered choice where a decorative ceiling-mounted silhouette is wanted alongside a disciplined black-and-white palette and the practical freedom to select five replaceable lamps.