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(1)Modern simplicity. A white orb of handblown glass is suspended from colorful cloth cord for a dramatic statement. Available in two sizes. The Medium is offered with a 120 volt, 75 watt medium base A19 lamp or 32 watt GX24Q3 base triple tube compact fluorescent lamp (electronic ballast included) and is provided with six feet of field cuttable cable. The Grande is offered with 120 volt, 150 watt medium base G40 lamp or 32 watt GX24Q3 base triple tube compact fluorescent lamp (electronic ballast included) and is provided with cloth cord and twelve feet of aircraft cable. Incandescent versions are dimmable with standard incandescent dimmer.
The high output WAC Lighting 21 Watt LEDme Impulse Track Head offers 360 degree horizontal rotation and 180 degree vertical aiming. Available in multiple finishes, optics and color temperatures. Compatible with the WAC Lighting 120 volt track system and other systems: H Track, J Track or L Track.
The thermally efficient WAC Lighting 12 Watt LEDme Impulse Track Head offers 360 degree horizontal rotation and 180 degree vertical aiming. Available in multiple finishes, optics and color temperatures. Compatible with the WAC Lighting 120 volt track system and other systems: H Track, J Track or L Track.
The Modulo S35 Pendant provides directional downlighting and general ambient light and features a hand-blown, ribbed glass shade. It is available in Brushed Nickel finish with Gloss White glass. One 100 Watt 120 Volt A-19 Incandescent lamp (included). Includes canopy and cord. Also available with E-26 Halostar Incandescent lamping. UL Listed. Designed by R. Toso, N. Massari & Associates. Made in Italy.
Indirect yet straight to the point. Featuring an eye-catching design rendered handsomely in aluminum, the Diadema 1 Pendant by Zaneen is as much a sculptural work of art as it is a lighting fixture. This pendant boasts native 120-volt LEDs allowing it to easily connect to existing wiring, whereupon it casts upward light that reflects from the ceiling to softly illuminate its domain.
