Wall lamp ADN 6264

ADN 6264 is an LED wall light built from a vertical stem with thin branching arms that end in eight bowl-shaped shades. The stem rises from a round wall plate. Aluminium and iron make up the structure, finished in white RAL 9016.

How much wall the fitting needs

The wall light is 48 cm high and 37 cm wide, and projects 8.6 cm from the wall. The spreading form needs clear wall space — beside a sofa, on a stair landing, or along a wide hallway. Between wall units or above a narrow worktop the arms have nowhere to open out.

At 0.87 kg an ordinary fixing into masonry or plasterboard will hold it. The fitting is protection class I, so the connection box has to carry an earth conductor. Supply voltage runs from 100 to 250 V at 50/60 Hz.

How much light ADN 6264 gives

Light comes from a built-in 24 W LED module rated at 1600 lumens and 3000 K — warm white, close to the light of a traditional bulb. That output is roughly two 60 W bulbs, so the fitting lights a room on its own rather than only supporting other sources. The light source is included.

The bowls sit at different angles: some throw light at the wall, some into the room, producing a bright wall backdrop with distinct points of light. A colour rendering index of Ra 80 is the usual figure for living-room lighting. The fitting is not dimmable and runs at a fixed brightness.

Build and service life

Arms and shades are aluminium and iron under a matt white coat. The manufacturer quotes 30,000 hours of diode life and 30,000 switching cycles — the second figure matters in a hallway or stairwell, where the light goes on many times a day. The LED module is replaceable, so worn diodes do not end the life of the whole fitting.

The manufacturer's warranty runs five years. The fitting belongs to the ADN series, where the same petal motif returns on pendants and ceiling lights of 36 to 100 W, so a wall light and a dining-table fitting can be matched within one room.