Description
The Felix is a 46cm LED picture light with an integrated 4.5W 3000K LED housed in a horizontal brass tube, mounted on a rectangular brass backplate with a curved brass arm. The LED sits behind a diffuser within the tube, casting warm white light downward across the surface of a painting, photograph or framed print.
Designed for medium-sized artwork between 40-60cm wide, the Felix mounts directly above the frame on the wall, sitting 180mm proud of the surface. The fixed arm angle directs light down and forward at approximately 30 degrees, which suits traditional oil paintings, acrylics and framed prints hung in living rooms, hallways, home offices and gallery spaces. The 46cm length covers most standard portrait and landscape frames without spill light beyond the edges.
The antique brass finish is a warm golden tone with subtle darkening in the recesses, giving the metal a lived-in appearance that suits both period and contemporary interiors. The IP20 rating limits the fitting to dry indoor use only. The integrated LED is non-dimmable and rated for approximately 20,000 hours of use. The fitting weighs 0.8kg and requires a wall fixing capable of supporting that load plus the leverage from the 180mm projection.
Specification
| Length (mm) |
460 |
| Projection (mm) |
180 |
| Dimmable |
No |
| Number Of Bulbs |
1 |
| Bulb Type |
LED |
| Colour Temperature |
3000K |
| IP Rating |
IP20 |
| Warranty |
5 Years |
Frequently Asked
What size artwork does the Felix suit?
The 46cm length works best with artwork between 40-60cm wide. Narrower frames may show spill light beyond the edges, while wider frames may not receive even coverage across the full width.
Can the Felix be dimmed?
No. The integrated LED is non-dimmable and runs at full 4.5W output when switched on. If dimming is required, choose a different picture light with dimmer-compatible electronics.
How far does it project from the wall?
The arm projects 180mm from the wall surface, positioning the LED tube approximately 150-160mm in front of the frame depending on frame depth. This ensures light reaches the bottom edge of most portrait-format frames without creating harsh shadows.
Is the brass lacquered or will it tarnish?
The antique brass finish is typically lacquered to preserve the aged patina and prevent further tarnishing. Ideal Lux does not publish detailed finish specifications, so contact us if you need confirmation for a specific installation environment.