The Domus GT-502 Siena is a 200mm sphere on a wall bracket 200mm wide, 300mm high, 330mmprojection, IP43, taking one E27 lamp, in aluminium.Five powder-coated colours.

This item is made to order

Up to 10 business days for production before it ships the body is powder-coatedin your colour after ordering. Order a matched pair together if they flank a door.

Its datasheet’s “Requires” line lists the range, and includes this product

The sheet reads: Requires: Lamp (not included) GT-544 – GT-545 Wall Bracket GT-502 WallBracket GT-503 – GT-504 180mm Pillar Mount.

• Requires: Lamp (not included) is true and useful you buy theE27 separately.
• Everything after it is a list of the range’s configurations, not a partslist.
• And it names GT-502 this very product. A fitting cannot require itself, sothe line settles its own reading.
• Nothing extra is needed. The bracket arrives complete; you supply the lamp.

330 mm of projection check it before you fit it

• 200mm wide, 300mm high, 330mm projection.
• The projection is greater than the height, which is unusual and worth noticing: thesphere sits well out from the wall on an arm rather than close against it.
• Which is what a sphere needs. An omnidirectional fitting hard against a wall wasteshalf its light on the brickwork; on an arm it lights in every direction properly.
• But 330mm is a lot in a passage. Beside a doorway or in a narrow side entry,measure it against the traffic before committing to a made-to-order fitting.

The 200 mm sphere across the range

• This wall bracket (GT-502), the GT-530 pillar mount and theGT-535 pendant all use the 200mm sphere.
• But no Siena post uses it the posts start at 250mm. So a200mm scheme can cover the walls, the piers and the porch, but not the driveway.
• If you want a matched post, step the whole scheme up to 250mm theGT-531 pillar mount, GT-536 pendant and GT-553/555 posts all share that sphere.
• 24 Siena listings in all two wall lights, a wall bracket, four pillarmounts, three pendants and fourteen posts. No listing mentions the others.

An E27 holder with no maximum wattage

• One E27 lamp, not included, no maximum recorded in any source.
• 810W E27 LED, warm at 27003000K, rated for enclosed anddamp use.
• On the smallest sphere at eye level beside a door, warm and modest matters most the same lamp behind less diffusing surface glows brighter than it would in a 300mmsphere.
• Check the lamp fits the opening a compact globe rather than a longcandle.

Where it works

• Either side of a front door, as a matched pair.
• Along a boundary wall or a courtyard, repeated.
• Matched with the GT-530 pillar mount and GT-535 pendant, which share the 200mmsphere.
• Not in a narrow passage without checking the 330mm projection.
• IP43, so not a wash-down or coastal front-line position.

Specifying it

200mm sphere wall bracket. 200mm wide 300mm high 330mm projection.IP43. 220240V AC. One E27 lamp not included. Aluminium. Beige, Black, Burgundy, Greenor White. Warranty 1 year. Made to order allow up to 10 business days. The datasheet’s “Requires: Lamp (not included)GT-544 GT-502” line is a lamp note followed by a list of the range’s configurations and it names thisproduct, so it cannot be a requirement. Nothing extra is needed. No maximum lamp wattagerecorded.

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Questions

Its datasheet lists other products. Do I need any of them?

No and this listing is the clearest example of why. The line reads “Requires: Lamp (not included) GT-544 – GT-545 Wall Bracket GT-502 Wall Bracket GT-503 – GT-504 180mm Pillar Mount”. The first part is true and useful: you buy the E27 lamp separately. Everything after it is a list of the range’s configurations. And it names GT-502 this very product so a fitting would have to require itself for the line to be a parts list. The bracket arrives complete; you supply the lamp.

How far does it stand off the wall?

330mm, which is more than its 300mm height unusual, and worth noticing. The sphere sits well out from the wall on an arm rather than close against it, and that is what a sphere needs: an omnidirectional fitting hard against brickwork wastes half its light on the wall. But 330mm is a lot in a passage or beside a doorway, so measure it against the traffic before committing to a made-to-order fitting.

Can I match it with a Siena post?

Not at this sphere size. The 200mm sphere is used by this wall bracket, the GT-530 pillar mount and the GT-535 pendant but no Siena post uses it; the posts start at 250mm. So a 200mm scheme can cover the walls, the piers and the porch but not the driveway. If a matched post matters, step the whole scheme up to 250mm: the GT-531 pillar mount, GT-536 pendant and GT-553/555 posts all share that sphere.

How long will it take to arrive?

Up to 10 business days for production. Domus builds it to order because the body is powder-coated in your chosen colour after ordering, which is why five colours are offered. Order matched pairs together on brackets flanking a front door, a powder-coat mismatch between two separate orders would be the first thing anyone noticed.

What lamp should I use?

An E27 LED at 810W, warm at 27003000K, rated for enclosed and damp use, in a compact globe shape. No maximum wattage is recorded in any source, so ask us before going above about 15W. Warm and modest matters most on this fitting: it is the smallest sphere in the range, at eye level beside a door, so the same lamp glows brighter here than it would behind a 300mm sphere.

Will it light my doorway?

Softly, and from every direction. A sphere is an omnidirectional diffuser, so it lights the wall, the ground and the air around it rather than putting a pool on the threshold. That makes an entrance feel welcoming rather than task-lit. If you need the step itself properly lit, pair it with a downward fitting and let the sphere do the atmosphere.

How many Siena fittings are there?

Twenty-four listings, all built on the same sphere design: two wall lights, this wall bracket, four pillar mounts, three pendants and fourteen post arrangements including twin and triple heads. No listing mentions the others, which is worth knowing the same sphere on the gate piers, the garage wall and over the front door is what makes a property read as one scheme rather than three purchases.