The Domus GT-652 Monaco is a curved-arm downward wall light a247mm lantern on a curved arm, 500mm high, IP43,taking one E27 lamp, in die-cast aluminium with a moulded acrylic lens.Five powder-coated colours.

This item is made to order

Up to 10 business days for production before it ships. Order a matched pairtogether if they flank a door.

How far it stands off the wall and which recorded figure answers that

• The listing records two dimensions that could both mean projection a depth and a length which is unhelpful on the one question that decides whether a walllight fits a passage.
• Comparing the two arm styles settles which one moves. Depth changes withthe arm (420 against 290mm); length is 370mm on both. So the depth is thearm-dependent figure and on the curved arm it is 420mm.
• 420mm is a substantial projection. Beside a doorway, in a narrow side entry oralong a path people pass close to, measure it against the traffic first.
• Ask us if it is tight the straight-arm GT-654 projects 130mm less andtakes the same lantern and lamp.

A curved arm points the lantern down, and that is the point

• The arm sweeps out and down, so the lantern hangs below the bracket rather thansitting level with it.
• Which puts light on the ground where you need it a doorstep, a path, a setof stairs instead of on the wall above.
• Combined with the acrylic lens directing downward, this is the Monaco fitting thatlights a threshold properly.
• It also means the lantern is lower than the fixing point. Mount it higherthan you would a straight-arm bracket the 500mm overall height is mostly the dropfrom the fixing to the lantern.

Made in Italy, assembled and powder coated here

Light die-cast aluminium body, moulded acrylic lens. Italian castings, assembled and powdercoated in Australia. On the datasheet and in no product field and thereason five colours are made to order rather than one held in stock.

Check the lamp base before you buy globes

• This listing is E27.
• other Domus lantern ranges are B22 bayonet the Chester, Avignon and most of the Vienna range and B22 and E27 do not interchange.
• If you are replacing an existing Domus lantern, check its base first and tell us; wewill match it.
• 810W E27 LED, warm at 27003000K, enclosed and damp rated. No maximum wattage is recorded; ask us above about 15W.

Where it works

• Above a doorstep or an entrance, where the downward lantern lights thethreshold.
• Over external stairs, for the same reason.
• Traditional and period elevations, matched with Monaco posts and pendants.
• Not in a narrow passage 420mm is a real projection; the straight-armGT-654 is 130mm tighter.
• IP43, so not a wash-down or coastal front-line position.

Specifying it

Curved-arm downward wall light. 247mm lantern. 500mm high, 420mm projection.IP43. 220240V AC. One E27 lamp not included. Die-cast aluminium body, moulded acryliclens. Beige, Black, Burgundy, Green or White. Warranty 1 year. Made to order allow up to 10 business days. The listing records both a depth (420mm)and a length (370mm); comparing it with the straight-arm version shows the DEPTH is thearm-dependent figure, so 420mm is the projection. E27 Domus also sells these lanterns in B22,and the two do not interchange. No maximum lamp wattage recorded.

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Questions

How far does it stand off the wall?

420mm. The listing records two dimensions that could both mean projection a depth of 420mm and a length of 370mm which is unhelpful on the one question that decides whether a wall light fits a passage. Comparing it with the straight-arm GT-654 settles it: the depth changes with the arm (420mm against 290mm) while the length is 370mm on both, so the depth is the arm-dependent figure. 420mm is substantial, so measure it against the traffic before ordering.

What does the curved arm do?

It sweeps out and down, so the lantern hangs below the bracket rather than sitting level with it and that puts light on the ground where you need it: a doorstep, a path, a set of stairs, rather than on the wall above. Combined with the acrylic lens directing downward, this is the Monaco fitting that lights a threshold properly. It also means the lantern sits lower than the fixing point, so mount it higher than you would a straight-arm bracket.

Is there a version that projects less?

Yes the GT-654 straight-arm wall light projects 290mm, which is 130mm less, and takes the same 247mm lantern and the same E27 lamp. What you give up is the downward angle: the straight arm holds the lantern out level rather than sweeping it down, so it lights the wall and the area more than the threshold directly beneath. If the passage is tight, that is the trade to make.

What lamp does it take?

One E27 lamp, not included and check before buying globes. other Domus lantern ranges are B22 bayonet the Chester, Avignon and most of the Vienna range, and B22 and E27 do not interchange. If you are replacing an existing Domus lantern, check its base first and tell us; we will match it. We would fit an 810W LED, warm at 27003000K, enclosed and damp rated.

How high should I mount it?

Higher than a straight-arm bracket. The 500mm overall height is mostly the drop from the fixing point to the lantern, because the curved arm carries the lantern down below the bracket so if you fix it at the height you would use for a flush wall light, the lantern ends up lower than you expect. Tell us the door or step height and we will suggest a fixing centre.

Where is it made?

The castings are made in Italy, and the fitting is assembled and powder coated in Australia. That is on the datasheet and in no product field. The local powder coating is why five colours are made to order rather than one held in stock, and why there is a ten-day production time.

How long will it take to arrive?

Up to 10 business days for production. Domus builds it to order because the finish is applied here in the colour you choose. If they are flanking a front door, order the pair together a second order starts its own ten days, and on a symmetrical pair a powder-coat mismatch would be the first thing anyone noticed.