Noyer Walnut Coloured 420mm Pendant Light

This is the suspended version of the 420 mm Noyer: the same real-walnut ring over an aluminium chassis, the same polycarbonate face, hung from a 3,000 mm cable that is adjustable at installation off a Ø120 mm × 25 mm canopy. The body itself is Ø420 mm and 80 mm deep, so what hangs in the room is a slim disc of timber rather than a shade.

Where a 420 mm pendant sits well

Over a four-to-six seat dining table, over a kitchen bench, or centred in a stairwell or entry void. The rule that matters is the drop: for a dining table, the base of the fitting usually wants to land 750–900 mm above the tabletop — high enough to see across, low enough to feel like it belongs to the table. Over a bench where people stand, keep it above head height for anyone using the space. The cable is cut and adjusted on site, so the height is a decision to make with your electrician, not one you order.

Light output

A built-in 35 W LED gives 3,000–3,200 lm over a 120° spread. Because the face is wide and diffused rather than a small bright source, it lights a table without the hard shadows a narrow pendant throws, and it is bright enough to be the working light over a bench as well as the mood light over dinner.

Colour temperature

The tri-colour switch inside the fitting selects 3000K, 4000K or 5500K once, at installation. 4000K is the brightest at 3,200 lm; 5500K gives 3,100 lm and 3000K gives 3,000 lm. Over a dining table with walnut on show, 3000K is the natural choice and costs only about 6% of the output.

Timber, rating and wiring

Walnut is a natural material and Havit says so on the sheet: variation in colour, grain, texture and tone, including knots and mineral streaks, is inherent to it rather than a fault. The fitting is IP20 and indoor only, IK05, and Protection Class 1 — an earth is required at the fitting. It runs on 240 V AC with no separate driver, is Triac dimmable against Havit's HV9625 300 W LED dial dimmer, and quotes CRI >80, SDCM <6 and UGR <25. Warranty is 3 years replacement. Lights For You stocks the matching 420 mm ceiling oyster as well, which is the usual way people run the timber through a kitchen and dining space without hanging a pendant in every room.

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