The Moran 4Lt is a 750mm linear wall light carrying four mouth-blown opalmatt globes beneath a central body and it is rated IP44, so it belongs above amirror.

IP44 is why this is a mirror light

Most decorative wall lights are IP20 and have no business near a basin.IP44 is rated against splashing from any direction, which puts the Moran in thebathroom or ensuite. Your electrician will confirm the zone, but the rating is the reason the fittingexists in this form.

Globes below the body, not behind it

The four glass globes sit under the central bar rather than being recessed into it.That throws light downward onto a face rather than up at the ceiling which iswhat a mirror light has to do, and what distinguishes this from a decorative wall bar.

Opal matt, so no glare at the mirror

Mouth-blown opal matt diffuses fully. At a mirror, where you are looking straight at the fitting,that matters more than anywhere else in the house clear glass at that height would beunpleasant.

750mm suits a standard vanity

Long enough to light a full mirror evenly rather than just its centre. Athree-light version is also made for narrower mirrors ask us.

Four G9 globes, not supplied

6W each, 24W total. G9 is a small bi-pin capsule, not interchangeablewith any screw base. Take all four from one batch across a mirror light acolour mismatch is very visible.

Where it works

• Above a bathroom mirror or vanity.
• Ensuites and powder rooms.
• Laundries above a trough.
• As a linear wall light elsewhere, where the IP44 is simply a bonus.

Specifying it

750mm long, 175mm high, 120mm projection, canopy120 25mm, in metal and mouth-blown glass, antique gold or black.Four G9 globes at 6W each 24W total,not supplied; dimming is globe dependent. Assembly required, mountingscrews included. 240V, ClassI earth required,IP44 wet area rated. RCM approved. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Can it go above a bathroom mirror?

Yes that is what it is for. IP44 is rated against splashing from any direction; your electrician will confirm the zone.

Why are the globes underneath?

So light falls downward onto a face rather than up at the ceiling. That is what a mirror light has to do.

What globes does it take?

Four G9 capsules at 6W each 24W total, not supplied. Take all four from one batch; a mismatch is very visible across a mirror light.

Is there a smaller version?

Yes a three-light Moran for narrower mirrors. Ask us.

Why opal glass rather than clear?

You look straight at a mirror light, so full diffusion matters more here than anywhere else. Clear glass at that height would be unpleasant.

Can I install it myself?

No. It is ClassI, hard-wired and requires an earth and it is a wet area.

What is the warranty?

Three years, as a replacement warranty.