The Siedel PE09 is a nine-light French Provincial pendant in copper available with fabric shades or bare nineE14 globes to 25W each, not supplied, at 500mm high.

You choose shaded or bare, and it is a real decision. Both arestocked, and they are different fittings to live with:

• With fabric shades (4.28kg) the globes are covered,the light is diffused and glare-free, and the fitting reads as atraditional French Provincial chandelier. It can hang lower, and the globesneed not match visually.
• Bare (3.2kg) nine visible E14globes on a copper armature: a deliberate, more contemporary look. Theglobes then become the entire appearance, so you must buynine matched decorative filaments and it must hangwell above eye level, because nine bare sources at head height is a great deal ofglare.

Ask us and we will send images of both.

Note the nine is shorter and lighter than the eight.

Adding a light makes it smaller, which inverts what anyone would assume. Thelikeliest explanation is arrangement: the nine spreading its lights acrosstwo tiers where the eight uses one taller single tier. We have asked Telbix,and we will confirm before you order on a fitting bought for a specific ceiling, theheight decides it.

Nine globes, 225 watts of capacity

Nine E14 to 25W each 225W total, none supplied.E14 is the small screw base, SES a candle or golf-ball globe.

With LED candles at 4 to 6W the real draw isaround 45W, a fifth of the rating. On a fitting withfabric shades that matters for heat as much as cost.

The globe choice follows the shade decision:

• Shaded globes hidden, so brightness and warmth are the onlydecisions and the nine need not match.
• Bare buy nine matched decorative LED filaments, candle orgolf-ball. Mismatched bare globes on an exposed chandelier are the most visible mistake you can make ina room.

Either way warm 2700K: against copper, cool white reads greenand turns a warm metal muddy.

It dims, with the right globes the datasheet saysglobe dependent and the specification table carriedno dimming row at all. Nine LEDs on one dimmer wants a matchedset. Ask us.

Copper, and French Provincial

Copper is an unusual finish here this catalogue runs mostly to brass,chrome, nickel, black and gold. Copper is warmer and pinker than brass and reads asolder: it belongs with aged timber, stone, linen and muted paintrather than polished contemporary surfaces.

Paired with a French Provincial form a wide tiered armature with candlelights it gives a fitting that is traditional without being formal, which isharder to buy than it sounds.

What our page did not tell you. Its specificationtable was three lines: the finish, the light count and the maximum wattage. There wasno voltage, no IP rating, no dimensions and no dimming, and our record carries only awattage, a warranty and an application.

So: 240V, ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only, iniron with fabric shades, on a 2,000mm suspension. Andno width is recorded anywhere on a nine-light chandelier, that is the figurethat decides whether it suits your table. Ask us before you order.

Where it works

• Dining rooms and entries nine lights needs the space.
• Traditional, French Provincial and vintage interiors.
• Rooms with aged timber, stone or linen, where copper belongs.
• Decide shaded or bare before ordering it changes the globes and the hanging height.
• No width is recorded ask us before you commit to a table.

Specifying it

500mm high, suspension 2,000mm,3.2kg bare or 4.28kg shaded; width is not recorded ask us. Iniron with fabric shades, copper. NineE14 (SES) globes to 25W each 225W total,not supplied; dimming is globe dependent. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Shaded or bare?

Both are stocked and they are different fittings to live with. Shaded, the globes are covered, the light is diffused and glare-free, it reads as a traditional French Provincial chandelier, it can hang lower, and the globes need not match. Bare, nine visible globes on a copper armature is a deliberate contemporary look but the globes become the entire appearance, so you need nine matched decorative filaments, and it must hang well above eye level.

Why is the nine-light smaller than the eight?

It is 500mm high against the eights 550, and lighter which inverts what anyone would assume. The likeliest explanation is arrangement: the nine spreading its lights across two tiers where the eight uses one taller single tier. We have asked Telbix and will confirm before you order, because on a fitting bought for a specific ceiling the height decides it.

How heavy is it?

3.2kg bare or 4.28kg with the shades the difference is the shades themselves. Our datasheet records it as the single string 3.2 or 4.28, which is why no page ever displayed a weight.

What globes do I need?

Nine E14 the small screw base to 25W each, 225W total, none supplied. Shaded, the globes are hidden so brightness and warmth are the only decisions and they need not match. Bare, buy nine matched decorative filaments: mismatched bare globes on an exposed chandelier are the most visible mistake you can make in a room. Either way warm 2700K, because cool white against copper reads green.

Can I dim it?

With the right globes the datasheet says globe dependent, and the specification table carried no dimming row at all. Nine LEDs on one dimmer wants a matched set.

How wide is it?

No source records it, on a nine-light chandelier and that is the figure that decides whether it suits your table. Ask us before you order.

Why copper?

It is unusual here this catalogue runs mostly to brass, chrome, nickel, black and gold. Copper is warmer and pinker than brass and reads as older: it belongs with aged timber, stone, linen and muted paint. Paired with a French Provincial form it is traditional without being formal, which is harder to buy than it sounds.