Description
Air is a ceiling light in white. A wide flat cream disc held below the ceiling on a short brass post, with a second smaller cream cup hanging under it. Light leaves upward round the edge of the disc and washes the ceiling in a soft ring, and downward out of the little cup below. The disc is thin and sharp-edged and completely plain on its face. The brass post is short, turned and left bright, and is the only warm material on the fitting. The whole thing is low and wide and reads as a plate floating a little under the ceiling. It measures 14cm tall, in metal.
Mounted flush it clears a doorway and a low ceiling, so a corridor, a landing or a small bedroom is its territory, and it lights the whole room evenly rather than pooling on one surface. It is the light you put in first and stop noticing, which is the point of a flush fitting: it does the general lighting so the lamps in the room can do the rest.
The LED is built in at 10W, so there is no bulb to buy and none to fit. It has 3 brightness settings, at 100%, 40% and 10% of output, changed by switching off at the wall and straight back on, so no dimmer is needed. The driver remembers whichever level you last left it on. It is rated IP20, for dry indoor rooms. It carries an E energy label.
Specification
| Diameter |
30cm |
| Height |
14cm |
| Finish |
White |
| Material |
Metal |
| Light Source |
Integrated LED |
| Power |
10W |
| Brightness Settings |
100%, 40% and 10% |
| Setting Memory |
Yes |
| Energy Class |
E |
| Supply |
230V |
| IP Rating |
IP20 |
| Suitable Location |
Indoor, dry rooms |
Downloads
Instruction manual (PDF)
Frequently Asked
Do I need to buy a bulb?
No. The LED is built into the fitting, so there is nothing to buy and nothing to fit.
What happens when the LED fails?
The fitting is replaced rather than relamped. At 10W and normal domestic use that is many years away.
How do I change the brightness?
Switch off at the wall and straight back on. Each flick moves it to the next setting, at 100%, 40% and 10%. No dimmer is needed, and it remembers the level you leave it on.
Will it work on a dimmer?
It does not need one, and it should not be fitted to one. Brightness is controlled from the wall switch instead.
Can it go in a bathroom?
No. It is IP20, which covers dry interior rooms only. A bathroom needs IP44 or better.