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Gemini 3 Spotlight Bar

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The Gemini series is a classic styled spotlight.
Features include brushed chrome highlights, vented shaft, oversized head to accompany for a larger reflector globe.
Available in three colours

12 Month Warranty

The fitting comes with 12 month replacement warranty.
If you have any problems within this period simply contact Mercator Lighting and they will take care of the warranty.
*View Mercator Lighting Warranty Terms and Conditions.

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Product available in the following options:

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Hi I am a painter and like the look of the 3 globe spotlight for the ceiling as I need to be able to reposition the light to suit my artwork. I have limited floor space and do not want a lamp that clamps onto an easel , so figuring this is a good idea. My questions is: can I use a daylight (natural light) globe in this type of fitting? thankyou
Asked by Donna Buck from Newcastle - 04 Nov

Yes you can.
These fittings take 240V ES globes so you will be able to put Daylight fluorescent globes into them.

Thanks

Lighting Illusions Online

hi. Does the Gemini come in a 4 spotlight track version? And what is the maximum wattage energy saver globes I can put in? Thanks
Asked by michael from sydney - 27 Oct

Hi.

It only comes in a 3 Light.
You can put just about any wattage in these.
I would recommend say a 15W. You can go larger however the larger you go with the globes the further out the end they will protrude.

Cheers
Travis