The Aurora PE40 is a 400mm pendant in iridescent rainbow glasson black 15W giving 780lm at 3000K,TRIAC dimmable, on a 2,000mm suspension.

The statement size

400mm wide by 434mm high at 3.4kg asubstantial glass form, and at this scale the iridescence is the point of the roomrather than a detail in it. One of these over a dining table or in a stairwell is enough; you do nothang three.

Iridescent glass at scale

Rainbow means iridescent a surface treatment splittingreflected light into pinks, greens and golds that shift as you move. On a400mm surface that effect is large enough to read across aroom, in daylight and unlit, which is what separates this from the smaller two. Lit, itsettles into a warm glow with a colour edge.

780 lumens is still a modest output for a 400mmpendant. At 52lm/W it is the most efficient of the three Auroras andless than half what a plain-glass pendant this size would give theiridescent treatment absorbs the difference. Over a dining table at night it isenough; as a kitchen or room light it is not. Plan other light in the space.

TRIAC dimming, and it matters more here

An ordinary leading-edge wall dimmer no remote, no app. On the largestAurora, dimming does something specific: at low output the glass surface reads morestrongly than the light, so the pendant becomes an object again rather than a source. Over adining table that is exactly the evening setting you want.

It is ClassI earth required, hard-wired to a150mm canopy on a 2,000mm adjustable suspension, at3.4kg. A licensed electrician installs it.No CRI figure is recorded for any Aurora ask us if you need it.

Three sizes, made to mix

200mm (235lm), 300mm (580lm), 400mm (780lm),all sharing the same glass and the same 3000K. In a stairwell, the 400 at the lowest drop withthe smaller two above it is the arrangement the range is designed for.

Where it works

• Over a dining table, alone.
• Stairwells and entries, as the lowest of a staggered group.
• Anywhere the glass is meant to be seen in daylight.
• Not a kitchen or room light 780lm.
• Indoor and dry locations only IP20.

Specifying it

400mm wide by 434mm high, canopy150mm projecting 40mm, suspension2,000mm and adjustable, 3.4kg, iniron and iridescent glass. Integrated15W LED giving 780lm at 3000K, included,TRIAC dimmable. CRI is not recorded ask us. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Is this the one to hang alone?

Yes. At 400mm wide and 434mm high the iridescence is the point of the room rather than a detail in it one over a dining table or in a stairwell is enough. You do not hang three.

Is 780 lumens enough over a table?

At night, yes. As a kitchen or room light, no at 52lm/W it gives less than half what a plain-glass pendant this size would, because the iridescent treatment absorbs the difference. Plan other light in the space.

What does “rainbow” mean?

Iridescent a surface treatment splitting reflected light into pinks, greens and golds that shift as you move. On a 400mm surface that effect is large enough to read across a room, in daylight and unlit.

Can I dim it?

Yes an ordinary TRIAC leading-edge wall dimmer. On the largest Aurora it does something specific: at low output the glass reads more strongly than the light, so the pendant becomes an object again rather than a source.

Can I mix it with the smaller Auroras?

Yes, and that is the intended arrangement in a stairwell, the 400 at the lowest drop with the 300 and 200 above it. All three share the same glass and the same 3000K.

What is the CRI?

Not recorded, for any Aurora size. Ask us if you need it.

Do I need an electrician?

Yes Class I, earth required, hard-wired, and it weighs 3.4kg.