SARTANO LE45162 is a narrow pendant shaped as a glass tube 9 cm across, in a smoky mocha tint. A wider glass ring wraps the tube at half its height, and above it sits a dark metal cap with a round opal cover, behind which the diode is held. The fixture hangs from a thin black cable ending in a cylindrical canopy.
How high it hangs and how much room it takes
The manufacturer gives a total height of 275 cm — the fixture with the cable run out, a reserve that is shortened to the length needed at installation. A diameter of 9 cm means a single tube takes almost nothing horizontally: over a worktop or an island several are usually hung in a row rather than one on its own.
The fixture weighs 1,21 kg, so the fixing needs no reinforced ceiling. Over a counter the bottom of the glass usually sits 70–80 cm above the surface, so the tube does not block the face of anyone seated opposite.
How much light it gives
One built-in diode works in the fixture, 3 W and 180 lm at 3000 K, a warm and slightly yellow light. This is accent light, not main light: 180 lm is roughly the brightness of a candle, so SARTANO marks a place rather than lighting a room. That is why several are worth hanging over one surface.
The source comes with the fixture and is built in permanently — it lights as soon as it is wired, and no bulb is bought or replaced. The manufacturer provides no dimming, so brightness cannot be adjusted. Supply is ordinary 230 V, and the IP20 rating assumes dry interiors.
Construction
Metal and glass make up the fixture: the cap with the diode holder, the canopy and the ring carrying the glass collar are metal, while the tube and the collar are glass. Smoked glass passes light but damps and tints it at the same time, so through the wall of the tube the lit diode reads as a soft warm patch rather than a sharp point.