The Elson PE06 is a 1,200mm six-light pendant on a slender central rod six G9 globes at 6W each, 36W total, not supplied inblack or antique gold with a choice of six glass finishes.

36 watts, and six globes to buy. Our record lists6W, the figure per globe. Six G9 holders at 6W is36W total. Budget for six globes when you order.

A vertical rod, not a horizontal bar and that decides where it goes

This is the thing to understand about the Elson. The six lights are arrangedalong a slender central rod running 1,200mm downward, not spread across ahorizontal frame. So it is a column of light, not a row which makes it astairwell, void and entry fitting, seen from more than one level, andwrong over a dining table, where it would hang into the middle of everything.

Six glass shades, and they swap

The same interchangeable system as the Felton and Gaston ranges:

• Opal Matt fully diffusing, hides the globes. Softest andmost even, and on a fitting seen from below and from a landing, the one that never glares.
• Frost Tear frosted teardrop; diffuse, brighter than opal.
• Smoke and Smoke Tear grey-tinted, darker.
• Amber Tear warm-tinted, the warmest of the six.
• Clear Prism faceted; sparkles and throws patterns, andshows all six globes. In a stairwell that is a real effect and it meansbuying six decorative G9s.

Twelve variants: two frames six glasses.

265mm wide narrow for its height

120mm shades on a 265mm overall width, over1,200mm of drop, on a 2,000mm adjustable suspension anda 120mm canopy. That narrowness is what lets a 1.2-metre fitting hang in astairwell void without filling it.

It is ClassI earth required and hard-wired. Alicensed electrician installs it. Dimming is globe dependent:all six globes must be dimmable, or the ones that are not will stay at full output.Our record carries no dimmable value at all.

Where it works

• Stairwells and voids a column seen from more than one level.
• Double-height entries.
• Not over a dining table it hangs into the middle of things.
• Six G9 globes to buy; decorative ones if you choose Clear Prism.
• Indoor and dry locations only IP20.

Specifying it

1,200mm high by 265mm wide, shades120mm, canopy 120mm with a25mm projection, suspension 2,000mm and adjustable, iniron and glass, polished.Six G9 globes at 6W each 36W total,not supplied; dimming is globe dependent. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

How many globes does it take?

Six G9 at 6W each 36W total, none supplied. Our record lists 6W, which is the per-globe figure. Budget for six.

Can I hang it over a dining table?

It is the wrong shape. The six lights run down a slender central rod over 1,200mm, so it is a column of light rather than a row it would hang into the middle of a table. It belongs in a stairwell, a void or a double-height entry.

Which shade should I choose?

Opal Matt hides the globes completely and never glares, which matters on a fitting seen from below and from a landing. Clear Prism sparkles and throws patterns but shows all six globes a real effect in a stairwell, and it means buying six decorative G9s.

Can I change the shades later?

Yes the same interchangeable system as the Felton and Gaston ranges. Twelve variants in all: two frames times six glasses.

How wide is it?

265mm overall, with 120mm shades. That narrowness is what lets a 1.2-metre fitting hang in a stairwell void without filling it.

Can I dim it?

It depends on the globes all six must be dimmable, or the ones that are not will stay at full output. Our record carries no dimmable value at all.

Do I need an electrician?

Yes Class I, earth required, hard-wired.