Description
Tone Switched Antique Brass Single Adjustable Spotlight
Enhance your home's ambience with the Tone Switched Antique Brass Single Spot Light. This traditional lighting fixture is expertly crafted from durable steel, finished in a sophisticated antique brass that adds a touch of classic elegance to any room. Its compact design is matched by its functionality, featuring an adjustable head that allows you to direct a focused beam of light precisely where it is required, whether you are illuminating a workspace or highlighting a decorative feature.
Designed for versatility, this spotlight can be mounted effortlessly onto either the ceiling or the wall. It features a convenient, integrated on/off rocker switch on the base, providing easy manual control without the need for a separate wall switch. This fitting uses a single E14 SES R50 bulb to produce a warm and practical glow, making it a reliable and stylish addition to your interior lighting scheme.
Key Features
- Fully adjustable head to direct light exactly where it is needed
- Classic antique brass finish over a sturdy steel construction
- Integrated on/off base switch for convenient manual operation
- Flexible installation options for both wall and ceiling mounting
- Peace of mind with a 2-year manufacturer guarantee
Perfect For
This spotlight is ideal for kitchens and hallways where focused task lighting is essential. Its timeless design perfectly complements traditional and classic interior styles, while its versatile mounting options make it an excellent choice for bedside reading or accentuating artwork.
| Height | 11.5cm/4.5" |
| Width | 6cm/2.4" |
| Depth | 14.5cm/5.7" |
| Light Bulbs | 1 x 40w E14/SES R50 |
| Fitting Code | 5011AB |
| Brand | Oaks Lighting |
| Dimmable | No |
| Class | Class 1 - Earthed |
| Weight | 0.2KG |
| Guarantee | 2 Years |
| Adjustable | No |
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