Halo is a floating ring of light. The LEDs sit hidden inside an iron frame and fire down through an acrylic diffuser, so you see an even glow rather than a row of bright dots — the difference between a room that feels designed and one that feels lit by a fixture.

Why people choose Halo

• Glare-free by design. Concealed LEDs plus full acrylic diffusion. Comfortable to sit under for a full workday, which is exactly where most cheap ring pendants fail.
• Dimmable version adjusts color too. The dimmable model runs 3000K–6000K, so the same fixture goes from a focused 6000K work setting to a warm 3000K evening one. The fixed model is a clean 6000K white.
• 78.7 in of adjustable cable. Hang it low over a table or high in a double-height space without ordering a different fixture.
• Four diameters, black or white. Run one over a round table, or cluster three at staggered heights above a conference table or kitchen island.

Where it works

Home offices, conference and meeting rooms, dining tables, kitchen islands, coffee shops, studios and reception areas.

Specifications

• Power: 17W / 22W / 38W / 65W depending on diameter
• Voltage: 110V, hardwired, wall-switch controlled
• Color temperature: 6000K white, or dimmable 3000K–6000K
• Light source: integrated LED, light directed downward
• Frame: iron · Diffuser: acrylic · Finish: black or white
• Mounting: ceiling mount, 78.7 in adjustable cable
• Ingress protection: IP20 — indoor use only
• Coverage: approx. 54–215 sq ft depending on diameter

Sizes and weights

• 15.7 in diameter — 1.97 in deep, 2.65 lb
• 19.7 in diameter — 1.97 in deep, 3.97 lb
• 23.6 in diameter — 1.97 in deep, 4.85 lb
• 31.5 in diameter — 1.97 in deep, 9.26 lb

Indoor fixture, hardwired — we recommend installation by a licensed electrician. Care: switch off the power and wipe clean with a dry cloth.