The Oras is a 420mm LED wall bar drawing 12W for850lm, with three switchable colour temperatures and anIP44 rating a vanity light.

Only the BLACK version is available. The listing name alsooffers chrome. That finish is not stocked.

IP44 is why it can go over a basin

Most indoor wall lights are IP20 and have no business near water. IP44 is ratedagainst splashing from any direction, which is what makes the Oras suitableabove a bathroom mirror or basin. Your electrician will confirm the zone, but therating is the reason this fitting exists.

Three colour temperatures from one internal switch

3000K, 4000K or 5000K, selected on the fitting at installation.In a bathroom that choice genuinely matters: 3000K is flattering and relaxed, 4000K isneutral for makeup and shaving, 5000K is clinical. Being able to try it and change your mind isworth more than picking blind from a catalogue.

CRI above 84, which matters at a mirror

Colour accuracy is the whole job of a vanity light. CRI >84 over a140 spread means skin tones read truthfully rather than sallow thedifference between makeup that looks right in the bathroom and makeup that looks wrong indaylight.

A slim bar, not a bulky fitting

420mm long, 40mm high, 60mm projection in stainless steel andpolycarbonate. It sits close to the wall above a mirror without intruding.

Where it works

• Above a bathroom mirror or vanity.
• Ensuites and powder rooms.
• Laundries, above a trough.
• Hallways, as a slim linear wall light.

Specifying it

420 40mm, 60mm projection, canopy415 30mm, in stainless steel and polycarbonate, black. Integrated12W LED giving 850lm, CRI >84, beam140, switchable 3000/4000/5000K.Not dimmable. 240V, ClassI earth required,IP44 splash rated. Warranty is three years, as a replacement warranty.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You. The LED is integrated, so there is no globe to buy orreplace.

Questions

Is the chrome version available?

No. Despite the listing name, only black is stocked.

Can it go in a bathroom?

Yes that is what it is for. IP44 is rated against splashing from any direction. Your electrician will confirm the correct zone above the basin.

How do I choose the colour temperature?

An internal switch, set at installation. 3000K is relaxed, 4000K neutral for makeup and shaving, 5000K clinical.

Is the colour rendering good enough for a mirror?

CRI is above 84, which is the point of a vanity light skin tones read truthfully rather than sallow.

Is there a globe to replace?

No. The LED is integrated.

Is it dimmable?

No.

What is the warranty?

Three years, as a replacement warranty.