Tivah Black 3 Light TRI Colour

Tivah three-light bar light in black

A three-head bar light on a single mounting plate, in black. Each head takes a GU10 globe and aims independently, so one fitting covers three separate targets from one ceiling or wall point — the usual application being a kitchen bench, a run of artwork, a display shelf or a hallway with three things worth lighting.

That is the practical argument for a bar light over three separate spots: one cable, one fixing, one hole in the ceiling, three aimed beams. On a plastered ceiling that difference is not cosmetic, it is a day's work.

Black is the finish for a dark or exposed ceiling, and for anywhere the fitting should recede rather than announce itself. Against white plaster it does the opposite — it becomes a strong horizontal line, which is a legitimate choice but a deliberate one.

Three heads, 15W total

Each head carries a 5W GU10 globe, so the fitting draws 15W in total. Havit rates each head at 270lm, 285lm and 300lm across the three colour settings, giving totals of 810lm, 855lm and 900lm at 3000K, 4000K and 5500K respectively.

The beam is 120° per head, which is wide for a directional fitting. That makes this a general-purpose bar light — good for washing a bench or a wall — rather than a narrow accent spot for picking out a single object. Colour rendering is above 80 CRI and the fitting is not dimmable.

Replaceable GU10 globes

Because the heads take standard GU10 globes rather than sealed LED modules, the light source is a serviceable part. That matters over the life of a fitting mounted on a ceiling: the bar and its heads outlast several generations of globe, and output or colour can be changed later by changing globes rather than the fitting.

It also means the dimming behaviour follows the globe. If a dimmed circuit is part of the plan, the globes fitted have to be dimmable ones — the fitting itself imposes no dimming capability either way.

Power and installation

The Tivah bar light runs on 240V AC mains and requires no driver, so it is a standard mains connection for a licensed electrician.

It is rated IP54 for dust and splashing water, which is a broader rating than most interior bar lights carry — it can be used in a bathroom or under a covered exterior area, not only in a dry interior. Aim the heads after the fitting is mounted and powered; the angles that look right with the bar in your hands are rarely the angles that work on the ceiling.

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