The Kolisa PE5 is a 410mm five-light pendant in cast stone beige or white 30W total giving 2,620lm, withswitchable 2700K / 3350K / 4000K, on a3,000mm suspension.

30 watts in total, not per lamp. Our page saidtaking up to 30W per lamp, which would make it a150-watt fitting. It is five lamps at 6W each. The LEDs areintegrated and included, so there is nothing to buy either way but the load is30W.

The colour settings are 2700 / 3350 / 4000K. Our pagesaid 3000 / 4000 / 5000K. The datasheet says 2700/3350/4000 and so dothe Kolisa PE1, PE4B and PE7B, every other pendant in the range.Three siblings against one page, so the range figures are published.

The difference matters: the Kolisa range is shifted warm end to end, withno cool setting at all. Our page was offering a 5000K thefitting does not have.

Cast stone and the record said iron

Cast stone is the Kolisa range’s identity and it wasabsent from our data for the eighth time. It is heavy, faintly granular and reads asquarried rather than moulded and on afive-light cluster suspended over a table that is unusual: cluster pendants are almostalways glass or metal. The record also loses the polyethylene that does thediffusing.

Five sources across 410mm a cluster, not a bar

410mm wide by 181mm high. Unlike the Kolisa bars, this is acompact cluster: five sources gathered in acircle rather than strung along a line. That makes it the right choice over around table, or in an entry or stairwell where a metre-long bar wouldlook wrong and at 2,620lm it is bright enough to be the room’s mainlight.

The suspension is 3,000mm three metres. Mostpendants in this range drop 2,000mm. That is a deliberate choice: the PE5 is built forstairwells, voids and double-height rooms where a standard drop leaves the fittingstranded near the ceiling. On a normal ceiling your electrician shortens it at install but itis worth knowing you are buying a fitting designed for height.

87 lumens per watt and the family agrees

The Kolisa pendants run at 93, 87, 84 and 80lm/W across the single, thisfive-light, the four-light bar and the seven-light bar. That internal consistency is worth stating:the figures confirm each other, so you can plan light from them.

It is not dimmable the switch changes colour, notlevel. Over a dining table at 2,620lm that is a real limitation.Ask us if you want a dimmable alternative. And no weight isrecorded: cast stone across five heads on a three-metre drop is exactly the figure yourelectrician needs. Ask us before the fixing is chosen.

Where it works

• Round dining tables, entries and stairwells a cluster, not a bar.
• Voids and double-height rooms the 3-metre drop.
• Rooms with natural materials timber, linen, stone.
• Not dimmable, and no cool setting it stops at 4000K.
• Ask us for the weight before the fixing is chosen.

Specifying it

410mm wide by 181mm high, suspension3,000mm and adjustable, incast stone, iron and polyethylene.Weight is not recorded ask us.Five integrated LEDs, 6W each 30W total giving2,620lm, 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 30 watts per lamp or in total?

In total five lamps at 6W each. Our page said up to 30W per lamp, which would make it a 150-watt fitting. The LEDs are integrated and included.

What colour temperatures does it actually have?

2700K, 3350K and 4000K. Our page said 3000/4000/5000 but the datasheet and all three other Kolisa pendants record 2700/3350/4000, so the page was offering a 5000K the fitting does not have. The range is shifted warm end to end with no cool setting at all.

What is it made of?

Cast stone, iron and polyethylene. Our record listed Iron alone the eighth cast-stone product whose record loses the stone. On a five-light cluster suspended over a table, stone is unusual: cluster pendants are almost always glass or metal.

A cluster or a bar?

A cluster five sources gathered in a 410mm circle rather than strung along a line. That suits a round table, an entry or a stairwell, where the metre-long Kolisa bars would look wrong.

Why is the suspension three metres?

Because it is built for height stairwells, voids and double-height rooms, where a standard 2-metre drop leaves the fitting stranded near the ceiling. On a normal ceiling your electrician shortens it at install.

Can I dim it?

No the switch changes colour, not level. Over a dining table at 2,620lm that is a real limitation. Ask us if you want a dimmable alternative.

How heavy is it?

Not recorded and cast stone across five heads on a three-metre drop is exactly the figure your electrician needs. Ask us before the fixing is chosen.