The Amity WB25 is a 250mm indoor wall light in matt brass with opal glass 8W giving 435lm at 3000K, CRI above 80.

Opal glass, which is the softest diffuser there is

Opal glass hides the source completely. There is no visible LED, no bright point,no glare from any angle the whole glass surface lights evenly and the fitting reads asa glowing shape rather than a lamp. On a wall at eye level that is exactly what youwant, and it is why opal costs more than clear or frosted.

Matt brass against opal

Matt, not polished. A polished brass wall light beside a lit opal diffuserreflects it straight back; matt absorbs. The pairing is warm metal and warm light, and at1.7kg on a 130mm backplate it has real weight for afitting that projects only 84mm.

It is ClassIII low voltage, under 54V soit runs on a driver, and no source we hold mentions one being supplied.Tell your electrician before they quote: a low-voltage wall fitting is not wired likea mains one, and they will need to know where the driver goes.

We hold no height for it. Our record has the250mm width and the 84mm projection and nothing else and on a wall light the height is what tells you whether it suits the space above a bed orbeside a mirror. Ask us and we will get it from Telbix. We have chosen not toestimate.

435 lumens of ambient light

8W giving 435lm at 3000K, fixed, andnot dimmable. Through opal that reads as soft and even rather thanbright it is a fitting for ambience and wayfinding, not for reading by. In ahallway or beside a bed it does its job; as a rooms only light it does not.

Part of a range

Amity runs as wall lights, table lamps and floor lamps, all sharing the sameglass detail. A room can carry the same opal-and-brass language at three heights,which is a stronger result than three fittings that merely coordinate.

Where it works

• Hallways and stairs, as soft wayfinding light.
• Beside beds and mirrors no glare from any angle.
• Living rooms, alongside a matching Amity lamp.
• Not a reading light 435lm through opal.
• Indoor and dry locations only IP20.

Specifying it

250mm wide, projection 84mm, backplate130mm, 1.7kg, iniron and opal glass, matt brass. Height is not recorded askus. Integrated 8W LED giving 435lm at 3000K,included, CRI>80, not dimmable.240V supply,ClassIII low voltage; driver required, not confirmed as supplied,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Will I see the LED?

No. Opal glass hides the source completely no bright point and no glare from any angle. The whole surface lights evenly, so the fitting reads as a glowing shape rather than a lamp. That is why opal costs more than clear or frosted.

Does it need a driver?

It is Class III, low voltage under 54V, so yes and no source we hold mentions one being supplied. Tell your electrician before they quote; they will need to know where the driver goes.

How tall is it?

We do not know, and we will not estimate. Our record has the 250mm width and the 84mm projection and nothing else and on a wall light the height is what tells you whether it suits the space above a bed or beside a mirror. Ask us and we will get it from Telbix.

Is it bright enough to read by?

No. 435lm through opal glass is soft and even rather than bright a fitting for ambience and wayfinding. In a hallway or beside a bed it does its job; as a rooms only light it does not.

Is it dimmable?

No. Fixed output at 3000K warm white.

Why matt brass rather than polished?

Because a polished brass wall light beside a lit opal diffuser reflects it straight back at you. Matt absorbs, which is what keeps the glass the brightest thing on the wall.

Is there a matching lamp?

Yes Amity runs as wall lights, table lamps and floor lamps sharing the same glass detail, so a room can carry the same opal-and-brass language at three heights.