TK-Lighting CAPRI LEN 10746 flush ceiling light, beige, 49 cm, 4×E27

TK-Lighting CAPRI LEN 10746 is a flush ceiling light with a flower-shaped outline, a beige textile side and a white underside. Its shade combines fabric and plastic, while the base uses painted steel and plastic. LEN identifies the pale linen-like colour, rather than confirming the fabric's fibre composition.

A broad flower outline with a shallow drop

The fitting measures 49 cm long, 49 cm wide and 14 cm high. Its rounded lobes are visible from below, without the long suspension of a pendant light. Compare that width with the available ceiling space before choosing a position, particularly beside tall cupboards or other built-in furniture.

The manufacturer classifies CAPRI as glamour style. Here, the decorative effect comes from the petal-like outline and the texture of the pale fabric rather than polished metal. This distinction matters when looking for an ornamental ceiling fitting without crystal drops or exposed bulbs.

Four E27 bulbs, chosen separately

The fitting has four E27 sockets and is supplied without light bulbs. The manufacturer specifies a maximum LED power of 15 W. Brightness, colour temperature and colour rendering depend on the bulbs you select, so the fitting does not have a fixed lumen output or Kelvin value. Compare those bulb specifications rather than choosing by wattage alone.

Dimming also depends on the bulbs. If brightness control is required, check that the chosen lamps work with your dimmer; an E27 base does not itself guarantee dimmability. There is no switch built into the fitting.

Room choices and mounting preparation

The manufacturer's product sheet lists living rooms, bedrooms, children's rooms and hallways. In each setting, the beige side and white underside remain visible parts of the ceiling composition, regardless of the selected light colour.

The ceiling base is 34 cm in diameter and 2 cm high, with mounting holes spaced 175 mm apart. The fitting operates on 230 V. The manufacturer permits changes to the number of lighting sections, but this work must be carried out by a suitably qualified electrician. It is not a routine user adjustment and should be discussed when planning the electrical connection.