The Cylinder Pendant Light is a zoomable accent pendant. Twist the head and the beam tightens to a spot or opens to a flood, so one fixture handles artwork, counters and general fill.
Set 20W, 25W or 30W and any of five colour temperatures on DIP switches inside the housing. Output runs about 1,580 to 2,855 lumens at 90 CRI.
Cold-forged aluminum body, ETL damp listed, 5-year warranty.
What are cylinder lights?
A cylinder light is a directional fixture in a tube-shaped housing that mounts to the ceiling instead of recessing into it. That's the whole point of the format. You get downlight optics in buildings where you can't cut the ceiling, so it suits concrete slabs, exposed structure and heritage retrofits. This one hangs from a 12-inch stem, or sits tight to the ceiling if you order the Cylinder Plate accessory.
Where to use cylinder lights?
Retail floors, restaurant seating, hotel lobbies, office reception and entryways. The 90 CRI COB matters in those rooms because it's rendering merchandise, food and skin tones, not just putting light on the floor. At the 30W setting you'll get roughly 2,530 to 2,855 lumens depending on colour temperature, which covers most 9 to 12 foot ceiling accent work.
How do you choose the right cylinder light?
Start with beam angle, because it's the one thing you can't change later on a fixed-optic fixture. Here you can. The zoom ring runs 20 to 50 degrees, so a spec'd spot becomes a wall wash without a truck roll or a new SKU. Then set wattage and colour temperature, both on DIP switches you reach before the fixture goes up. That's three decisions collapsed into one part number.
What it won't do
It isn't dimmable. There's no driver dimming and no compatible wall control, so pair it with switched circuits. It's rated for damp locations, not wet, which rules out direct-spray and open-canopy positions. The manual also blocks two installs: don't cover the housing with insulation, and don't fasten it to a loose or brittle surface, which rules out a bare ceiling tile without backing.
For wiring, DIP positions and the surface-mount option, open the Manual (PDF), and pull the IES set if your designer needs photometry at both zoom stops. Send us your fixture count and ceiling heights and we'll come back with a wholesale quote and a beam-angle check for the room.
































