ELEGANT DESIGN With its elegant designs, the Ciata Adjustable LED Picture Light is a premium choice to provide ambient lighting to display artworks and other exhibits to enhance the overall appeal. The Adjustable LED Picture Light can be used to brighten paintings, artworks, photos or any type of wall arts. The traditional style Antique Brass Finish is perfect a choice for any type of interior and adds an attractive touch with its presence
SPECIFICATIONS Product specifications of the picture light constitutes an average rated hour of 35,000 hrs with a CRI of 90+. The total energy used by the LED Picture light is 4-watts with the output being 100 Lumens, the integrated LED provides warm white light to highlight artwork and the bulb base is Integrated LED. The adjustable 96-inch-long power cord is included with the product for easy plug-in operation which makes it easy to install at any desired location.
KEY FEATURES The Ciata LED Picture light is UV safe listed and can be used as picture light for paintings and other art works to make it a focal point and centre of attraction, useful for the preservation of artwork. The picture light head can be extended from the wall up to 8 inches and can be rotated, up to 120 degrees to adjust the lighting direction to get the desired lighting angle.
UTILITY AND DIMENSIONS The Ciata Adjustable Picture light can be used for a wide range of areas such as photos, paintings, exhibits, wall arts, poster or any type of art works, providing an extra layer of illumination to any room. The 8-foot plug in cord is also included with the item with on/off switch for easy operation. The dimensions constitute the following Assembled Height 3.50 inches, Assembled Width 14.50 and Assembled Depth being 8 inches.
SUPERIOR QUALITY The Ciata Adjustable LED Picture Light is made with superior quality Aluminium and steel which ensures long lasting durability for the product and value for money. The LED Adjustable picture light is ETL and CETL listed for safety standards and is approved for Indoor use.
