The Trina PE1 is a 565mm slim drop pendant in black integrated3W giving 120lm at 3000K, CRI above 83, on a2,000mm suspension.

It runs at low voltage, and no source says where the driveris. The Trina PE1 is ClassIII under 54 volts, fed from a240V supply. That means there is a driver in the circuit somewhere, andnothing in the datasheet, our record or the old page mentions one not whetherit is supplied, not where it sits, not what it needs.

It matters most if you are hanging several, which is exactly what this pendant isdesigned for: one driver may run a group, or each may need its own, and that changeswhat your electrician has to allow for above the ceiling.Tell us how many you are installing and we will confirm the arrangement withTelbix.

Worth noting for comparison: its ten-drop sibling, the Trina PE10B bar pendant, isClassI ordinary mains, earthed. The two are wired differently.

120 lumens and being honest about what that is

This is an accent light. 120lm is roughly what asmall candle globe gives. It will light nothing: not a table, not abench, not a corner.

What it does is put a small, precise, warm point of light exactly where you wantone and at 3W you can hang a lot of them for the power of a singleordinary globe.

So use it in numbers, or use it for a job:

• Over a bedside table, one each side a drop pendant frees the tablesurface entirely, which a lamp does not.
• Along a kitchen bench, in a row of three or five, asrhythm above the working light rather than instead of it.
• Down a hallway, repeated at intervals.
• In a stairwell, at staggered drops.

If you want the same drop as a full fitting, the Trina bar pendants gather ten or twelve ofthese on a single canopy ask us.

565mm of drop, 2 metres of suspension

The elongated form is the product: a slim 565mm body on a2,000mm adjustable suspension, so the fitting itself reads as avertical line rather than a shade.

That is why it works over a bedside table where a conventional pendant would betoo wide, and why a row of them reads as adeliberate architectural rhythm instead of a set of lights.

No width is recorded in any source the samegap as on the Trina bar pendants. On a slim drop, the width is what tells you how close together a rowcan hang. Ask us and we will measure one before you set out a run.

CRI above 83, and a fixed warm white

3000K warm white, fixed, with CRI above 83 slightly better than the >80 that most of this catalogue records, and the page didmention it, which is unusual and welcome.

At 40lm/W it is not an efficient fitting in the abstract, but at3W the absolute consumption is trivial five of them draw lessthan a single 16W downlight.

It does not dim, and the LED isintegrated, included and sealed. On an accent fitting at 120 lumens that is asmaller loss than it would be on a room light but if you are hanging a row over a bench andwant them to come down in the evening, say so before you order and we will look atalternatives.

In aluminium, iron and fibre the fibre was missing from ourrecord. ClassIII,IP20 indoor and dry locations only.

Where it works

• Over bedside tables, one each side it frees the table surface.
• In rows above a kitchen bench or down a hallway, as rhythm.
• Stairwells, at staggered drops.
• 120lm is an accent. It will not light anything on its own.
• Low voltage tell us how many you are hanging so we can confirm the driver.

Specifying it

565mm high, suspension 2,000mm,width not recorded ask us, inaluminium, iron and fibre, black. Integrated3W LED giving 120lm at 3000K, included,CRI>83, not dimmable. 240V supply,ClassIII low voltage under 54V; a driver is involved and is not describedin any source ask us,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Is it bright enough to light anything?

No, and it is not meant to be. 120 lumens is roughly a small candle globe it puts a small, precise, warm point of light exactly where you want one. Use it in numbers, or for a job: one each side of a bed, a row of three or five above a kitchen bench, or repeated down a hallway.

Does it need a driver?

Yes it is Class III, under 54 volts, fed from a 240V supply, so there is a driver in the circuit. No source says whether it is supplied, where it sits or what it needs. That matters most if you are hanging several, since one driver may run a group or each may need its own. Tell us how many and we will confirm with Telbix.

How is it different from the Trina bar pendants?

The bar pendants gather ten or twelve of these drops on a single canopy. They are also wired differently the PE10B is Class I, ordinary earthed mains, where this single is Class III low voltage.

How close together can I hang a row?

Ask us no source records the width, which is what decides that. We will measure one before you set out a run.

Does it use much power?

Almost none 3 watts. Five of them draw less than a single 16W downlight, which is what makes hanging them in numbers reasonable.

Can I dim it?

No the LED is integrated, included and sealed at 3000K. On an accent fitting at 120 lumens that is a smaller loss than on a room light, but if you want a row over a bench to come down in the evening, say so before ordering and we will look at alternatives.

Why over a bedside table?

Because a drop pendant frees the table surface entirely, which a lamp does not and at 565mm on a slim body it reads as a vertical line rather than a shade, so it does not crowd the space beside a bed.