The Oselia PE is a 1.5-metre linear pendant in black or white sand 46W giving 2,560lm at 3000K, CRI above 90, on a2,000mm suspension.

CRI above 90 over a kitchen island, that is the point

Our copy never mentioned it. Most pendants in this catalogue recordCRI 80; the Oselia records above 90, and this is a fitting designedto hang over a kitchen island or a dining table the two places in a housewhere colour rendering does the most visible work. At CRI 80,food looks duller, timber flattens and skin goes slightly grey. At 90 it does not. Ifyou are choosing between linear pendants on price, this is the specification to compare.

2,560 lumens along 1.5 metres an even wash, not a pool

This is what a linear pendant is for. A round pendant over a long island lightsthe middle and leaves the ends dim; 1.5 metres of continuous emitterlights the whole benchtop evenly, edge to edge. At2,560lm it is bright enough to be theonly light over the island.

It is not dimmable and 2,560lm over a diningtable is a lot at full. If the same island doubles as where you eat,tell us before you order and we will show you a dimmable alternative. This is the onereal limitation of the fitting.

Slim, and hung from a very small canopy

1,500mm long, 190mm high, on an 80mm canopyprojecting 35mm, with 2,000mm of adjustable suspension.That 80mm canopy holding a metre and a half is what makes it read as a floatingline rather than a fitting on a stem the ceiling end almost disappears.

No weight is recorded in any source, and 1.5 metres from asingle 80mm canopy is exactly where an electrician wants that figure before choosing a fixing.Ask us before the install is planned.

What it is made of nobody recorded it

The datasheet, the metafields and the old specification table all giveno material at all only Finish: Sand. A sandfinish tells you it is matte and textured rather than gloss, which on a 1.5-metreface is the right choice (a gloss surface that long reflects the whole room), but it does not tell youthe substrate. Ask us if the material matters to your specification and we willconfirm it with Telbix.

46 watts and what the number means here

56 lumens per watt, which is modest, and there are two honest reasons: theCRI above 90, which always costs efficiency, and thediffuser that produces the even wash. You are buyingevenness and colour, not raw efficiency, and for a fitting hanging at eye level over abench that is the right priority.

It is ClassI earth required andIP20 indoor and dry locations only. A licensed electrician installs it.

Where it works

• Kitchen islands from about 1.6 metres even light edge to edge.
• Long dining tables, hung at 700800mm above the surface.
• Open-plan spaces, as an architectural line.
• Not dimmable 2,560lm at full over a table.
• Ask us for the weight before the fixing is chosen.

Specifying it

1,500mm long by 190mm high, canopy80mm with a 35mm projection, suspension2,000mm and adjustable, sand finish.Material and weight are not recorded in any source ask us. Integrated46W LED giving 2,560lm at 3000K, included,CRI>90, not dimmable. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Why a linear pendant rather than a round one?

Because a round pendant over a long island lights the middle and leaves the ends dim. 1.5 metres of continuous emitter lights the whole benchtop evenly, edge to edge and at 2,560lm it is bright enough to be the only light over the island.

What is CRI 90 worth over an island?

A lot, and our copy never mentioned it. Most pendants here record CRI 80, where food looks duller, timber flattens and skin goes slightly grey. Over a kitchen island or a dining table, colour rendering does its most visible work if you are comparing linear pendants on price, this is the specification to compare.

Can I dim it?

No, and 2,560lm over a dining table is a lot at full. If the island doubles as where you eat, tell us before ordering and we will show you a dimmable alternative. This is the one real limitation of the fitting.

What is it made of?

No source records it not the datasheet, not our metafields, not the old specification table, which gives only Finish: Sand. Sand tells you it is matte and textured rather than gloss, which on a 1.5-metre face is right, but not the substrate. Ask us and we will confirm with Telbix.

How heavy is it?

Not recorded anywhere, and 1.5 metres hung from a single 80mm canopy is exactly where an electrician wants that figure. Ask us before the install is planned.

How high should I hang it?

Roughly 700 to 800mm above the benchtop or table high enough to clear sightlines across the room, low enough that the wash stays on the surface. The 2-metre suspension is adjustable.

Why only 56 lumens per watt?

Two honest reasons CRI above 90 always costs efficiency, and the diffuser that produces the even wash absorbs some output. You are buying evenness and colour rather than raw efficiency, which for a fitting at eye level over a bench is the right priority.