Visual Comfort - Sweep Linear Chandelier aged brass 3000K 90 CRI integrated led 90 cri 3000k 120v

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Sweep Linear Chandelier aged brass 3000K 90 CRI integrated led 90 cri 3000k 120v

Visual Comfort
Barbara Barry Collection

Available in 2 Color(s)

Polished Nickel
700LSSWPNLED930

Aged Brass
700LSSWPRLED930

Quick Specs

Type: Ceiling Lights
Width: 14"
Height: 12.1"

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Barbara Barry's style is pared down and refined; hers is a look that is founded in elegance of form and simplicity of line. The Barbara Barry lighting and fan collections reflect her philosophy that nothing stands alone, but lives in harmony with its surroundings.

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Sweep by Sean Lavin is a modern architectural linear suspension designed with five ultra-thin rectilinear light panels. Integrated LED light guide technology appears as frosted glass when off then illuminates across its surface when turned on. Offered in modern finishes and designed at 58 in. in length, the Sweep linear suspension is a definite show piece for any open setting, conference room and hospitality. Lamping options are compatible with most dimmers. Refer to the Dimming Chart for more information.

Designer	Barbara Barry
Brand	Modern Collection
Includes 120 volt 134.3 watts, 4029 total delivered lumens, 3000K LED linear modules. Dimmable with most LED compatible ELV and TRIAC dimmers. Ships with 12 feet of field-cuttable cable. Cannot be installed on sloped ceiling.
Length	58"
Width	14"
Height	12.1"

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Type: Ceiling Lights
Dimensions
Width: 14"
Height: 12.1"

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