The Mosari WB is a 140mm wall light in matt gold or black with anopal glass shade one G9 globe to 6W, not supplied,projecting 148mm at 0.36kg.

The globe is G9, and our page said G6.There is no G6 lamp base. You need one G9 capsule to 6W, and itis not supplied.

Buy an LED, not a halogen halogen G9s run very hot inside an enclosedglass shade. Warm 2700K: against matt gold, cool white readsgreen. And if you are fitting a pair, buy the two together.

360 grams and what that makes possible

This is a genuinely light wall fitting. For comparison, the Virell crystal walllight is 1.43kg and the Brevan 0.8.

At 0.36kg the Mosari fixes into plasterboard with an ordinaryanchor no noggin, no special provision, no structural question at all. Combined withits 140mm width, that makes it usable in places heavier fittings are awkward:

• Either side of a bed, on a narrow strip of wall.
• Along a hallway, repeated and at 148mm projectionit is not something you walk into.
• Up a staircase, where a deep fitting is a hazard.
• On a plasterboard wall with nothing behind it, which rules out a good deal ofthis catalogue.

No height is recorded in any source on a walllight, where the vertical dimension decides how it sits against a bedhead, a mirror or a dado.Ask us and we will measure one. The backplate is 120mm, closeto the fitting’s own 140mm width, so on a replacement it covers most of whatcame off the wall.

Opal glass, on a wall

The shade is opal, so it diffuses completely: theG9 capsule is invisible and there is no glare from any angle.

On a wall light at eye height that matters more than on a ceiling fitting. A clearor lightly frosted shade beside a bed or along a hallway puts abright point directly in your sightline; the Mosari puts asoft glowing form there instead. That is what makes it usable in abedroom, where most decorative wall lights are not.

Our range copy says clear opal glass, which is contradictory clearreveals, opal diffuses. They are opal.

It dims, with the right globe. Our record saysNo; the datasheet and our own page both sayglobe dependent, and they are right nothing in a fitting holding one G9prevents it. Beside a bed, dimming is the whole point of a wall light: at full it isa reading light, low it is a night light. If you are fitting a pair, buy the two globestogether and let us match them to your dimmer.

Part of a four-piece range

Mosari is made as a table lamp, this wall light, and two close-to-ceiling fittings all in the same minimal metalwork and opal glass. The sentence saying so wascut off mid-word on every Mosari page. It is unusually complete for a range, and thenatural scheme is the CTC7 in the living room, CTC3s in the hall, these on the bedroom wallsand the table lamp beside the bed one idea, four scales.

ClassI earth required, hard-wired, so alicensed electrician installs it, and IP20 indoor and dry locations only, sonot a bathroom. In iron and glass.(One of our data sources records the material as[objectObject] a software fault rather than a material. It is iron andglass.)

Where it works

• Either side of a bed no glare, and it dims.
• Hallways and staircases, repeated 148mm projection.
• Plasterboard walls with nothing behind them 0.36kg.
• One G9 globe is NOT supplied the base is G9, not G6.
• No height is recorded ask us before setting it out.

Specifying it

140mm wide, projection 148mm, backplate120mm, 0.36kg, iniron and opal glass, matt gold or black.Height is not recorded ask us. OneG9 globe to 6W, 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

What globe does it take?

One G9 capsule to 6W, not supplied. Our page said G6, and there is no such lamp base. Buy an LED rather than a halogen, because halogen G9s run very hot inside an enclosed glass shade, in warm 2700K cool white against matt gold reads green.

What fixing does it need?

Nothing special at 0.36kg it goes into plasterboard with an ordinary anchor. For comparison, the Virell crystal wall light is 1.43kg and the Brevan 0.8. That makes the Mosari usable on a plasterboard wall with nothing behind it, which rules out a good deal of this catalogue.

How tall is it?

No source records it on a wall light, where the vertical dimension decides how it sits against a bedhead, mirror or dado. Ask us and we will measure one.

Is it suitable beside a bed?

Yes, and that is where it is best. The opal shade diffuses completely, so the capsule is invisible and there is no glare at eye height where a clear or lightly frosted shade would put a bright point straight in your sightline. With a dimmable globe it is a reading light at full and a night light low.

Can I dim it?

With the right globe. Our record says No; the datasheet and our page both say globe dependent, and they are right. If you are fitting a pair, buy the two globes together and let us match them to your dimmer.

Will it cover the marks from my old wall light?

Mostly the backplate is 120mm against the fittings own 140mm width, so it covers nearly the whole footprint. Measure what is on the wall first.

Does it match anything else?

Yes Mosari is a table lamp, this wall light and two close-to-ceiling fittings, all in the same minimal metalwork and opal glass. The natural scheme is the CTC7 in the living room, CTC3s in the hall, these on the bedroom walls and the table lamp beside the bed.