Thoro BISCUIT 130 TH.726 LED pendant light, brown, 3000 K, 131 cm

Thoro BISCUIT 130 TH.726 is a brown aluminium pendant light with a long shade and a repeating scalloped edge. It makes one continuous shape above a piece of furniture rather than a row of separate shades. A matching brown ceiling canopy and transparent cable keep the visible components within the same restrained colour scheme.

A 131 cm pendant for a table or island

The number 130 identifies the variant; the actual fitting measures 131 cm long and 13 cm wide. Compare that length with your tabletop and the planned position before ordering. The position of the ceiling electrical outlet also matters, particularly when it does not sit directly above the furniture. The installation drawing shows two suspension points and a separate rectangular canopy.

The manufacturer specifies an overall height of 200 cm and an adjustable suspension. This allows the shade position to be coordinated with the table and the sightlines of seated people. The drawing gives the shade itself a height of 6.5 cm, which should not be confused with the overall suspended height.

Included warm-white LED lighting

The LED source is recessed within the aluminium housing and is included. This is the 3000 K version, so there is no separate bulb or bulb colour temperature to select. Maximum power is 16 W; the manufacturer lists a source luminous flux of 2117 lm and CRI 93. High colour rendering is relevant when viewing food, textiles or material samples where differences between colours matter.

The fitting uses a 230 V supply and is Class I, requiring a suitable installation with a protective earth conductor. References to optional control systems should not be read as confirmation that those systems are installed in the standard TH.726 version.

A scalloped outline rather than a plain light bar

The repeated semicircular cut-outs distinguish BISCUIT from a straight linear pendant, including when it is switched off. Its modern form suits the manufacturer's stated uses above dining tables and kitchen islands, as well as home offices, restaurants and hotel reception areas. In an open-plan living space, the long pendant can be assigned to a particular piece of furniture rather than assumed to replace every other light in the room.