Noyer Walnut Coloured 510mm Oyster Light

The 510 mm Noyer is where this range stops being a ceiling light and starts being the feature of the room. It is a Ø510 mm ring of real walnut over an aluminium chassis, still only 80 mm deep, with a polycarbonate diffuser across the face. On a white ceiling it reads as a disc of timber; lit, the whole face glows rather than showing a bright spot in the middle.

What 40 W will hold

It produces 3,500–3,700 lm across a 120° spread. That is a genuine single-fitting solution for an open living room, a large main bedroom, or a dining space where you would otherwise run four or five downlights. Where it earns its keep is exactly there — replacing a grid of downlights with one soft source removes the scalloping on the walls and the shadows under people's eyes that a downlight array creates.

What walnut does over time

Havit states it plainly on the sheet: walnut varies in colour, grain, texture and tone, and knots, mineral streaks and colour variation are natural characteristics rather than defects. On a 510 mm ring there is a lot of timber on show, so expect the grain to be part of the look rather than an even stain.

Colour temperature

Selected at installation from a switch inside the fitting: 3000K, 4000K or 5500K. 4000K is the brightest at 3,700 lm, with 5500K at 3,600 lm and 3000K at 3,500 lm — so the coolest setting is not the strongest, and the warm setting costs about 5% of the output. In a living room with timber and soft furnishings, 3000K is usually the right answer.

Rating, wiring and dimming

This is an IP20 indoor fitting and it is Protection Class 1, so an earth must be connected at the fitting — worth flagging to your electrician, since most surface oysters they handle are Class 2. It takes 240 V AC directly, with no driver to conceal above the ceiling, and it is Triac dimmable with Havit's HV9625 300 W LED dial dimmer as the matched control. Impact rating is IK05, colour consistency SDCM <6, glare UGR <25, and the warranty is 3 years replacement. Lights For You keeps every Noyer diameter in stock in both ceiling and suspended form, so you can put the same timber above a table and flush to the ceiling in one project.

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