The Kolisa PE4B is a 1,010mm four-light pendant bar in cast stone 24W total giving 2,010lm, withswitchable 2700K / 3350K / 4000K,CRI above 80 in beige or white, on a2,000mm suspension.

24 watts in total, not per lamp. Our page saidtaking up to 24W per lamp, which would make it a 96-watt fitting. It isfour lamps at 6W each 24W all up. Nothing to buy either way:the LEDs are integrated and included.

Cast stone on a pendant and the record said iron

This is the whole identity of the Kolisa range and it wasabsent from our data. Cast stone is heavy, faintly granular andreads as quarried rather than moulded and on apendant it is genuinely unusual. Cast stone appears ontable lamps across this catalogue; suspending it over a table is a differentproposition, and it gives the fitting a weight and matte earthiness that a metal orglass bar cannot.

This is the fourth cast-stone product whose record omits thestone after the Celsus, the Minra and theFornos. Four products, one material, the same omission.

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

The Kolisa switches between 2700K, 3350K and 4000K. Two thingsworth noticing. First, the range is shifted warm there isno cool setting at all, which suits a dining fitting. Second, the middle step is3350K, not the usual 3000 or 4000, and it ismissing from our record entirely: we listed only the two ends. It is a genuinelyuseful setting warm enough for dinner, neutral enough to work under.

1,010mm of bar, four sources

1,010mm long, 181mm high, 110mm wide. Four sources spread alonga metre of bar light the length of a table evenly rather than pooling in the middle.At 2,010lm it is bright enough to be a dining tables mainlight, which is more than most decorative bars manage.

It is ClassI earth required and NOTdimmable. On a dining pendant at 2,010lm that matters: it is abright, on-or-off fitting. If you want to dim over a table,tell us before you order several fittings in this range are TRIAC dimmable.And cast stone is heavy: no weight is recorded, soask us before choosing the ceiling fixing.

Beige or white

Both read as stone rather than paint that is the point of the material.Beige is the warmer and more obviously earthen; white is the quieterand reads closer to plaster. Neither is glossy, which is what keeps a metre-long bar from reflectingthe room.

Where it works

• Over dining tables of about 1.2 metres and up bright enough to be the main light.
• Kitchen islands, where even light along the length matters.
• Rooms with natural materials timber, linen, stone.
• Not dimmable the switch changes colour only.
• Ask us for the weight before choosing the ceiling fixing.

Specifying it

1,010mm long, 181mm high, 110mm wide, suspension2,000mm and adjustable, incast stone, iron and polyethylene.Weight is not recorded ask us.Four integrated LEDs, 6W each 24W total giving2,010lm, 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

Is it 24 watts per lamp or in total?

In total four lamps at 6W each. Our page said up to 24W per lamp, which would make it a 96-watt fitting. The LEDs are integrated and included, so there is nothing to buy either way.

What is it actually made of?

Cast stone, iron and polyethylene. Our record listed Iron alone and the cast stone is the whole identity of the Kolisa range. It is heavy, faintly granular and reads as quarried rather than moulded.

What colour temperatures does it have?

Three 2700K, 3350K and 4000K. The range is shifted warm with no cool setting at all, which suits a dining fitting, and the middle step of 3350K was missing from our record entirely. It is a useful setting: warm enough for dinner, neutral enough to work under.

Is it bright enough for a dining table?

Yes 2,010lm from four sources spread along a metre of bar, so it lights the length evenly rather than pooling in the middle. That is more than most decorative bars manage.

Can I dim it?

No. The switch changes colour, not level and at 2,010lm over a table that is worth knowing. Tell us before you order if you want dimming and we will point you at a TRIAC fitting.

How heavy is it?

Not recorded, and cast stone over a metre of bar will not be light. Ask us before choosing the ceiling fixing.

Beige or white?

Both read as stone rather than paint. Beige is warmer and more obviously earthen; white is quieter and closer to plaster. Neither is glossy, which keeps a metre-long bar from reflecting the room.