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Klampenborg Lantern KLAMPENBORG-PIR-WHTKlampenborg wall lantern with motion sensor

KLAMPENBORG-PIR-WHT

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Klampenborg wall lantern with motion sensor from Elstead is a Lantern with the manufacturer number KLAMPENBORG-PIR-WHT. The item belongs to the series Klampenborg.

Klampenborg is a classic Scandinavian swan-neck wall lantern with PIR sensor. The metal core is made of stainless steel 304 and is then finished with a powder coating for a long service life. Available in white finish, with IP44 rating and a 15-year warranty.

Order number 93206

DimensionsH: 255mm W: 275mm P: 420mm
Light source1 x E27 60W
Light source includedno
Color304 stainless steel, clear glass white
SeriesKlampenborg


Klampenborg by Elstead

The Klampenborg series by Elstead includes high-quality outdoor lights in stainless steel with clear glass in various colors. Ideal for floor, wall, and pendant lights in outdoor areas

Elstead
British Lifestyle

Elstead is one of the UK's leading manufacturers and distributors of residential lighting. Elstead was founded in 1967 at the Forge in Elstead Village and expanded to Alton in 1971 where they now employ over 90 people and have manufacturing facilities of over 8,000 square meters across two sites.

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