Body: 11mm diameter
Flange: 15mm
Crystal depth below ceiling: 15mm
The 10-strand sheathed fibre supplying the light to the crystal is terminated in a ferrule. The O rings on the ferrule provide a tight grip on the crystal socket enabling fast and trouble free installation.
As for the light source, in a normal domestic installation our MiniLED550 light source is a good choice, while in a commercial installation – hotel, restaurant, shop – it may be worth considering a more powerful unit. At the other end of the scale, there may be situations where using a compact little LED light source might be appropriate – perhaps for plinth lighting or stair lighting, or where the crystals are being incorporated into furniture. In this case our MiniLED150 might be useful.
Phone 01289 332900 or e-mail to discuss options.
You can run 35 crystal fittings from a single MiniLED550 or MiniLED750 light source.
Do bear in mind, that as with a star ceiling, this is essentially a decorative effect, to create mood and add interest to your décor – it should not be regarded as primary room lighting, no matter how many crystals you use.
At Starscape we never steer people towards an off-the-shelf “one size fits all” solution. Let us know what you are planning and we’ll work out the most cost-effective way of achieving it. However, as a starting point, and to give people some idea as to prices we’re offering a couple of standard crystal kit options here.
As a general rule, the light source should go as close as possible to the centre of your display, since this minimises fibre requirement. Our standard kits have been specified on this basis, but we can easily make up a custom fibre harness for you, if necessary.
Upgrade to a MiniLED750 for £110.00
Maximum number of crystals in a MiniLED = 36
Maximum number of crystals in a MaxiLED = 76
Maximum length of cable 12 metres
Contact us – we’re here to help.
t: 01289 332900 e: info@starscape.co.uk
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