The Gilson 40 is the 415mm vanity light 8W for819lm, with three switchable colour temperatures and anIP44 rating, in antique gold, black or chrome.

The size for a single mirror

Gilson is made in three lengths. At 415mm this one suits astandard single vanity or a powder-room mirror, where the 815mm version wouldoverhang. Match the light to the mirror, not the wall.

Three colour temperatures, decided on site

3000K, 4000K or 5000K, set on the fitting at installation. In abathroom that choice is the difference between flattering, honest and clinical and being able totry it lit beats guessing from a catalogue.

CRI above 83, which is the point of a vanity light

Colour accuracy is the job. >83 means skin reads truthfully rather than sallow makeup that looks right in the bathroom still looks right in daylight.

IP44 is why it belongs there

Rated against splashing from any direction. Your electrician will confirm the zone above the basin,but an IP20 wall light has no business near water and this does.

Or use two vertically

A pair mounted either side of the mirror lights a face more evenly than a singlefitting above it no shadow under the brow or chin. At 415mm the Gilson 40 is the rightproportion for that.

Where it works

• Above a single vanity or powder-room mirror.
• Either side of a mirror, vertically, in a pair.
• Ensuites.
• Laundries above a trough.

Specifying it

415mm long, 80mm wide, 60mm high, in aluminium and polycarbonate.Integrated 8W LED giving 819lm, CRI >83, switchable3000/4000/5000K. Not dimmable. 240V,ClassI earth required, IP44 splash rated.Warranty is three years, as a replacement warranty.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You. The Gilson 80 at 815mm and 2,137lm is the sizeup if your mirror is wider.

Questions

How long is it?

415mm long by 80mm wide. Our record and the old copy had those two transposed, which we have corrected.

Which size should I choose?

The 40 at 415mm suits a single vanity or powder-room mirror; the 80 at 815mm suits a wider one. Match the light to the mirror.

Can it go above a basin?

Yes. IP44 is rated against splashing; your electrician will confirm the correct zone.

Is one above the mirror enough?

It works, but a pair mounted vertically either side lights a face more evenly no shadow under the brow or chin.

How do I set the colour temperature?

On the fitting at installation 3000K, 4000K or 5000K.

Is it dimmable?

No.

What is the warranty?

Three years, as a replacement warranty.