The Kolisa PE7B is a 1,340mm seven-light pendant bar in cast stone 42W total giving 3,350lm, withswitchable 2700K / 3350K / 4000K,CRI above 80 in beige or white, on a2,000mm suspension.

42 watts in total, not per lamp. Our page saidtaking up to 42W per lamp, which would make it a294-watt fitting. It is seven lamps at 6W each 42W allup. The LEDs are integrated and included.

Cast stone, and the record said iron

Cast stone is the Kolisa ranges identity and it wasabsent from our data. Heavy, faintly granular, and reading asquarried rather than moulded and on a1.34-metre suspended bar it is genuinely unusual. This isthe fifth cast-stone product in this catalogue whose record omits the stone, afterthe Celsus, the Minra, the Fornos and the four-light Kolisa. Polyethylene is missingtoo.

Seven sources over 1.34 metres

1,340mm long, 181mm high. Seven sources at 6W each spread alongthat length give 3,350lm and, more importantly,even light from one end of a long table to the other. That is the whole argument fora bar over a cluster: at 1.34 metres a single central source, or even three, would leave the endsdim.

3,350 lumens is a lot for a decorative fitting. It willlight a long dining table or an island properly and it isnot dimmable, so at full it is bright. Over a table used for dinner as well ashomework, that is worth thinking about before you commit. Ask us if you want a dimmablealternative.

3350K in the middle, and no cool setting at all

2700K, 3350K, 4000K. The whole range isshifted warm the top end stops at 4000K, so it never goes clinicalover a table. The middle 3350K is the useful one, and it wasmissing from our record entirely: we listed only the two ends.

No weight is recorded, and the datasheet gives the width as0. On a 1.34-metre cast-stone bar the weight is exactly whatyour electrician needs before choosing a fixing, and it isnot in any source. Ask us before the install is planned. It isClassI earth required and hard-wired.

Beige or white

Both read as stone rather than paint. Beige is warmer and moreobviously earthen; white is quieter and closer to plaster. Matte in both cases, whichover 1.34 metres of visible surface keeps the bar from reflecting the room.

The larger of two

Kolisa also comes as a four-light at 1,010mm giving2,010lm. Both are the same height and width, the same materials, the samecolours and both run at roughly the same efficiency, sothe choice is purely table length: the 1,010 for tables around 1.2metres, the1,340 for 1.6metres and up.

Where it works

• Long dining tables about 1.6 metres and up.
• Kitchen islands, where even light end to end matters.
• Rooms with natural materials timber, linen, stone.
• Bright and not dimmable 3,350lm over a table.
• Ask us for the weight before the fixing is planned.

Specifying it

1,340mm long, 181mm high, suspension2,000mm and adjustable, incast stone, iron and polyethylene.Weight is not recorded ask us.Seven integrated LEDs, 6W each 42W total giving3,350lm, 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 42 watts per lamp or in total?

In total seven lamps at 6W each. Our page said up to 42W per lamp, which would make it a 294-watt fitting. The LEDs are integrated and included.

What is it made of?

Cast stone, iron and polyethylene. Our record listed Iron alone and cast stone is the Kolisa ranges identity. It is the fifth cast-stone product in this catalogue whose record omits the stone.

Four-light or seven?

Purely a question of table length. Both are the same height and width, same materials, same colours, and run at roughly the same efficiency the 1,010mm four-light for tables around 1.2 metres, this 1,340mm seven-light for 1.6 metres and up.

Is it bright enough for a long table?

Yes 3,350lm from seven sources spread over 1.34 metres, so the light is even from one end to the other. At 1.34 metres a single central source, or even three, would leave the ends dim.

Can I dim it?

No. The switch changes colour, not level, and at 3,350lm it is bright at full. Over a table used for dinner as well as homework that is worth thinking about ask us if you want a dimmable alternative.

What colour temperatures does it have?

2700K, 3350K and 4000K shifted warm, with no cool setting at all, so it never goes clinical over a table. The middle 3350K was missing from our record entirely.

How heavy is it?

Not recorded, and on a 1.34-metre cast-stone bar the weight is exactly what your electrician needs before choosing a fixing. Ask us before the install is planned.