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Lighthouse Releases Fibre Optic Chandelier

By Branko Miletic | Tuesday | 15/04/2008

The fibre optic chandelier is designed to be completely maintenance free and can be powered by several different types of lamps including, metal halide, halogen or LED sources.


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The type of lamp used will affect how much maintenance the lamp requires, as lamps with a longer life cycle will require less maintenance in the long term.


The construction of the chandelier allows the lamp to be placed up to 15 metres away from the chandelier. Light is transmitted from the lamp through fibre optic light guides to the pendant. There are many variations of the pendant to suit all tastes and applications.


See www.lightho usedistribution.com.au

 

 

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