FELTON 6 LIGHT PENDANT BLACK

⚠ There are six glass options, and our page listed four. It named smoke tear, smoke, opal matt and frost tear, and left out clear prism and amber tear — two of which are the most distinctive in the range.

All six in full, and what each actually does:

• Opal matt — fully diffusing. The globe is invisible, no glare from any angle, and the brightest of the six because nothing is absorbed. The safe choice over a table people sit under.
• Frost tear — frosted, in a teardrop form. Same no-glare quality as opal, with a shaped silhouette rather than a plain one.
• Clear prism — faceted clear glass. It refracts rather than diffusing, so a G9 behind it throws points of light around the room. The most dramatic, and the one that needs the globe choice to be right.
• Amber tear — warm honey-toned glass. It tints the light noticeably warmer than the globe alone, and it is the one that suits brass, timber and warm palettes.
• Smoke — grey-tinted. ⚠ Noticeably dimmer, because smoke glass absorbs a real share of the light. Atmosphere, not output.
• Smoke tear — the same tint in a teardrop form.

Ask us for images of all six. They are genuinely different lights, not just different colours.

Our datasheet records the fitting's maximum as 6 W, which is the figure for one globe. Six at 6 W is 36 W.

• With clear prism glass, use CLEAR capsules. Faceted glass refracts a point source into sparkle; a frosted G9 gives a soft glow with no point to refract, and the prisms go flat.
• With opal, frost, smoke or amber, the glass does the diffusing, so brightness and warmth are the only decisions.
• LED, not halogen — six halogen G9s inside enclosed glass shades produce a great deal of heat.
• Warm 2700 K, and all six together, same brand. Across six shades at one glance, a colour mismatch is obvious — and more so if you are mixing glass types, where each shade already changes the light.

Ask us for a matched set of six.

It dims, with the right globes — ✅ and our record says so correctly, reading “Yes (Globe Dependent)”, which almost nothing else in this catalogue manages.

⚠ Six LEDs on one dimmer wants a matched set, and it matters more here than usual: if you have mixed glass types, mismatched globes will make the difference between shades read as a fault rather than a design.

⚠ Two things our data does not give you.

• No dimensions at all. The datasheet's dimension block contains a product code — {"Item No.": "FELTON PE06"} — and nothing else. There is no width, height, drop or weight anywhere. Ask us before you order, particularly for a table.
• It needs assembling on site. That sat only inside a raw data dump at the bottom of the page. With six separate glass shades to fit, allow your electrician the time — and unpack and check the glass before they arrive.

Class I — earth required, hard-wired, and IP20 — indoor and dry locations only. RCM approved.