Sbarra 4 Light Bar

Four adjustable heads on a 410 mm plate — the largest Sbarra, and the one specified when a single mounting point has to cover a whole zone. Surface mounted to a ceiling or a wall, wired to 240 V mains, four separate 36° beams that can be sent in four different directions.

Four heads, and what the headline figures mean

Each head has its own built-in LED. Across four 8 W heads the fitting draws 32 W in total and delivers 2,560 lm at 3000K, 2,880 lm at 4000K and 2,720 lm at 5500K — 4 × 640, 4 × 720 and 4 × 680 lm. Publishing the total is the honest way to describe a four-head fitting: a per-head number would make this bar read as no brighter than the single spot that shares its head, which is wrong by a factor of four.

As across the rest of the range, the brightest setting is 4000K — the middle of the switch, not the top of it.

Two optical figures, and they answer different questions

The beam is 36°, per head, and describes how wide each pool of light is. The adjustment is 90° of tilt and 300° of swivel, per head, and describes how far each head can be aimed. With four heads the swivel range is what lets one fitting light two walls and a bench from a single ceiling point, so it is worth planning the aim before the plate goes up.

Where it works

Open-plan living, a long island bench, a retail fit-out, a studio or a gallery wall. The rating is IP20 — indoor, dry locations only, which rules out bathroom zones, covered outdoor ceilings and anything exposed. Body and heads are powder-coated aluminium with glass lenses, in black or white.

Specifying and installing it

Class 1 — an earth is required — and installation is a licensed electrician’s work under AS/NZS 3000. It is Triac dimmable; Havit names the HV9625 300W LED Dial Dimmer on the data sheet as the compatible accessory, and at 32 W a single dimmer will comfortably carry several of these. The plate measures 410 × 71 mm, and the rest of the outline is a drawing rather than a dimensioned table, so check the drop and the head clearance against your ceiling before ordering. Havit supplies a data sheet and no separate installation booklet for this range, so nothing further attaches to the standard three-year replacement warranty.

Sbarra runs from one head to four on an identical platform, so a four-light bar over the living zone and a single spot in the entry will sit together as one scheme. Talk to Lights For You about head counts if you are lighting an open-plan space from limited fixing points.