The Kolisa PE1 is a 110mm single pendant in cast stone beige, grey or white 6W giving 560lm, withswitchable 2700K / 3350K / 4000K, on a2,000mm suspension.

Cast stone on a small pendant and the record said iron

This is the Kolisa range’s identity and it was absent from our data for the sixthtime. Cast stone is heavy, faintly granular and reads asquarried rather than moulded and on a110mm pendant that is a genuinely unusual thing to hold in your hand. Mostsmall pendants are pressed metal or blown glass; this one is stone.

The record also loses the polyethylene, which does the diffusing.

Small, and made to hang in numbers

110mm wide by 181mm high. At that size a single Kolisa is adetail, not a statement. It is built for runs three or five over an island or a long bench, where the repeated stone forms read asa rhythm and the combined 560lm each adds up to a real working light. Aloneover a dining table it will look undersized.

560 lumens from 6 watts is 93 lm/W, which ishigh, and its two siblings confirm the family runs efficiently the four-lightbar gives 84lm/W and the seven-light 80. So a run of three Kolisas gives1,680lm for 18 watts, which is genuinely good for a decorativefitting.

3350K in the middle, and our record does not list it

The Kolisa switches 2700K, 3350K, 4000K and our recordlists only 2700 and 4000. The middle setting is simply absent, as itis on both Kolisa bars.

Two things worth knowing. The range is shifted warm end to end there isno cool setting at all, which suits stone and suits a dining space. And the middlestep is 3350K rather than the usual 3000 or 4000: warm enough fordinner, neutral enough to work under, which on a kitchen island is exactly the setting youwant.

It is not dimmable the switch changes colour, notlevel. In a run of three or five over a table, that meanson or off, so plan the switching. Ask us if you want a dimmablealternative.

Three colours, and one more than the Kolisa bars

Beige, grey and white thegrey is unique to this single pendant; the four- and seven-light bars come in beigeand white only. All three read as stone rather than paint, which is the point of thematerial: beige is the warmest and most obviously earthen,grey the coolest and most mineral, white the quietest, closest toplaster.

No weight is recorded. Cast stone is heavy for itssize, and if you are hanging five of them the total matters.Ask us before the fixings are chosen. It isClassI earth required andIP20 indoor and dry locations only.

Where it works

• Over islands and long benches, in runs of three or five.
• Bedsides and small spaces, singly.
• Alongside the Kolisa four- and seven-light bars.
• Alone over a dining table it will look undersized.
• Not dimmable the switch changes colour, not level.

Specifying it

110mm wide by 181mm high, suspension2,000mm and adjustable, incast stone, iron and polyethylene.Weight is not recorded ask us. Integrated6W LED giving 560lm, included, withswitchable 2700K / 3350K / 4000K,CRI>80, not dimmable. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

What is it made of?

Cast stone, iron and polyethylene. Our record listed Iron alone the sixth cast-stone product in this catalogue whose record loses the stone. On a 110mm pendant, stone is genuinely unusual: most small pendants are pressed metal or blown glass.

One or several?

Several. At 110mm a single Kolisa is a detail, not a statement it is built for runs of three or five over an island or long bench, where the repeated stone forms read as a rhythm and the combined output adds up to a real working light. Alone over a dining table it will look undersized.

What colour temperatures does it have?

Three 2700K, 3350K and 4000K. Our record lists only 2700 and 4000; the middle setting is absent. The range is shifted warm with no cool setting at all, and 3350K is the useful one: warm enough for dinner, neutral enough to work under.

Is it efficient?

Yes 560lm from 6W is 93lm/W, and its siblings confirm the family runs well. A run of three gives 1,680lm for 18 watts, which is good for a decorative fitting.

Can I dim it?

No. The switch changes colour, not level so in a run of three or five over a table it is on or off. Ask us if you want a dimmable alternative.

Which colour should I choose?

All three read as stone rather than paint. Beige is warmest and most obviously earthen, grey the coolest and most mineral, white the quietest and closest to plaster. The grey is unique to this single pendant the Kolisa bars come in beige and white only.

How heavy is it?

Not recorded. Cast stone is heavy for its size, and if you are hanging five the total matters ask us before the fixings are chosen.