The Siedel PE03 is a three-light French Provincial pendant in copper available with fabric shades or bare threeE14 globes to 25W each, not supplied, at 430mm high.

The smallest of five, and the one that works in numbers. Atthree lights, 430mm deep and 2.2kg bare, the PE03 is small enough to dosomething none of its larger siblings can:

• Hang two or three in a row over a kitchen island or a long bench a run ofsmall chandeliers reads as rhythm, where one large one reads as a lid.
• Use it in a small dining room or a breakfast nook, where the six or eight woulddominate.
• Put it in a hallway or an entry, singly, as a considered piece.
• Fit it on an ordinary ceiling 430mm is a modest drop, and it is thesame height as the five-light.

At 2.2kg bare it is also the only Siedel light enough to fix without muchthought the eight-light shaded is more than twice that.

Shaded or bare

Both are stocked, and they are different fittings to live with:

• With fabric shades (2.56kg) globes covered, lightdiffused and glare-free, reading as a traditional French Provincialchandelier. It can hang lower, and the globes need not match.
• Bare (2.2kg) three visible E14globes on a copper armature: deliberate and more contemporary. The globesbecome the entire appearance, so buy three matched decorativefilaments.

On the three-light, the bare option is the more interestingone, and the easier to get right: with only three globes to buy, a matched setof good filaments is cheap, and the copper armature has enough space around it thatthe globes read as deliberate rather than exposed. On the eight and nine, bare meansbuying eight or nine matched globes and hanging them very high.

Ask us and we will send images of both.

Three globes, 75 watts of capacity

Three E14 to 25W each 75W total, none supplied.E14 is the small screw base, SES. With LED candles at 4 to 6Wthe real draw is about 15W so a run of three PE03sdraws about 45W in total.

Warm 2700K: against copper, cool whitereads green and turns a warm metal muddy.

If you are hanging a run, buy all the globes together, same brand acrosstwo or three fittings seen at one glance, a colour difference is obvious.

It dims, with the right globes the datasheet saysglobe dependent, and the specification table carriedno dimming row at all. On a small pendant over a breakfast table, dimming is most ofwhat makes it useful morning and evening. Ask us.

Copper, and French Provincial

Copper is unusual in this catalogue warmer and pinker than brass, readingas older, and belonging with aged timber, stone, linen and mutedpaint. Paired with a French Provincial armature it istraditional without being formal and at three lights thatcharacter is more legible than on the large sizes, because you can see the shape of the frame.

What our page did not tell you. Its specificationtable was three lines finish, light count, maximum wattage withno voltage, no IP rating, no dimensions and no dimming.

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 which matters most if you aresetting out a run. Tell us how many you are hanging and we will work thespacing through.

Where it works

• Kitchen islands and long benches two or three in a row.
• Small dining rooms, breakfast nooks and hallway ends.
• Ordinary ceilings a modest 430mm drop and only 2.2kg.
• Bare is the better option at this size, and the cheapest to get right.
• Hanging a run? Buy the globes together, and ask us for the width.

Specifying it

430mm high, suspension 2,000mm,2.2kg bare or 2.56kg shaded; width is not recorded ask us. Iniron with fabric shades, copper. ThreeE14 (SES) globes to 25W each 75W 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

Can I hang more than one?

Yes, and it is the only Siedel small enough to. Two or three in a row over a kitchen island or a long bench reads as rhythm, where one large chandelier reads as a lid. Tell us how many you are hanging and we will work the spacing through the width is not recorded anywhere, and that is what decides it.

Shaded or bare?

Both are stocked, and on the three-light the bare option is the more interesting and the easier to get right: with only three globes to buy, a matched set of good filaments is cheap, and the copper armature has enough space around it that the globes read as deliberate rather than exposed. On the eight and nine, bare means buying eight or nine matched globes and hanging them very high.

How heavy is it?

2.2kg bare or 2.56kg with the shades the lightest in the range, and the only Siedel light enough to fix without much thought. The eight-light shaded is more than twice that. Our datasheet records the weight as the single string 2.2 or 2.56, which is why no page ever displayed one.

What globes do I need?

Three E14 to 25W each, 75W total, none supplied about 15W in practice with LED candles, so a run of three fittings draws around 45. Warm 2700K, because cool white against copper reads green, and if you are hanging a run buy all the globes together.

Can I dim it?

With the right globes the datasheet says globe dependent and the specification table had no dimming row. On a small pendant over a breakfast table, dimming is most of what makes it useful morning and evening.

Will it suit an ordinary ceiling?

Yes 430mm is a modest drop, the same as the five-light and the shallowest in the range.

Why copper?

It is unusual here warmer and pinker than brass and reading as older, belonging with aged timber, stone, linen and muted paint. At three lights the French Provincial character is more legible than on the large sizes, because you can see the shape of the frame.