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Sonneman Grapes 9 Light 14" Wide LED Suspension Multi Light Pendant

Name: Sonneman Grapes 9 Light 14" Wide LED Suspension Multi Light Pendant
Brand: Qirovex
SKU: fergusonhome-pendant light-3680
Price: 2748.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$2,748.00 USD

Custom-made by a High-end Manufacturer in China.
Production Time: 4–6 Weeks.

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Features:

Includes (9) small grape glass lens shades
Transformer in Canopy
Dimmable when used with ELV dimmers
Constructed from glass and metal
Sloped ceiling compatible
Integrated LED lighting
Comes with 120" hanging cord
ETL for damp locations
Title 20 compliant
Covered by Sonneman's 5 year limited manufacturer warranty

Dimensions:

Height: 3-3/4"
Width: 13-3/4"
Depth: 13-3/4"
Product Weight: 22 lbs
Cord Length: 120"
Shade Height: 1-7/8"
Shade Width: 3-3/4"
Shade Depth: 3-3/4"
Canopy Height: 1/2"
Canopy Width: 12"
Canopy Depth: 12"

Electrical Specifications:

Wattage: 445.5 watts
Number of Light Source(s): 9
Lumens: 2700
Color Temperature: 3000K
Color Rendering Index: 90 CRI
Average Hours: 50000

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Saturday dinner prep made me realize this multi-light pendant had already become part of the entry. I had already decided I wanted a 9-light version, so that detail helped narrow the choice.

The room changed at a good moment for us; after finishing the room update, this multi-light pendant made the update feel a little more personal.

When it is a normal weeknight, the dining area has a clearer center with this multi-light pendant in place. The 9-light configuration was one of the few specific details I had in mind from the start.