Ronelia Linear LED Wall Light

Ronelia, a slim lit tube for walls

Ronelia is a slim tube of light with a solid collar at each end, mounted on the brackets that come with it. The lit line runs evenly between the collars, and the light it gives spreads onto the wall surface behind and beside it. It takes a household supply, wired into the mains or plugged into a socket, with an on/off switch on the light for socket use. End fittings come in black or white, and you choose the light color when you order.

Where to put it

Ronelia suits a living room wall above the sofa. In a bedroom it goes above the headboard, and in a hallway or corridor it holds a long bare stretch of wall. It works indoors high above a console in an entryway, and along an office wall.

• Type: linear wall light with an integrated LED
• Sizes: 78.7 in (200 cm), 118 in (300 cm), 157.4 in (400 cm), 196.8 in (500 cm), 236.2 in (600 cm), 275.6 in (700 cm) or 393.7 in (1000 cm) long
• Backplate or base: small round flange where it meets the wall
• Material: metal body, black or white finish
• Light source: integrated LED, each length listed with its own wattage, 19 W on the shortest to 95 W on the longest
• Brightness: 2090 lumens on the shortest length up to 10450 lumens on the longest
• Color temperature: chosen when you order: warm white 3000K, neutral white 4000K or cool white 6000K
• Control: attached on/off switch for socket use
• Power: 90V to 260V household supply, wired into the mains or plugged into a socket
• Mounting: wall mounting with the brackets supplied
• Use: indoor
• In the box: light with mounting brackets and mounting hardware

Ronelia mounts on the wall, and its power comes either from your mains wiring or from a socket.

What you need: The mounting brackets and mounting hardware supplied with the light, and an electrician for a mains connection.

1. Hold the light against the wall where you want it and check the run is level.
2. Fix the brackets to the wall.
3. Fit the light so the round end sits flat where it meets the wall.
4. For a mains connection, have an electrician wire it in. Professional installation is recommended for this fixture.
5. For socket power, plug it in and turn it on at the attached switch.

Good to know

• Measure the stretch of wall you want lit and pick the closest listed length.
• Decide where the power comes from before the brackets go up, mains wiring or a socket within reach.

• One run reaches as far as 393.7 in (1000 cm), enough for a long hallway wall.
• Warm white 3000K suits a bedroom, while the cooler choices suit a study or a work area.
• Pick the length that suits the run of wall you want lit, from above a headboard to a long office wall.
• Longer runs give more light, from 2090 lumens up to 10450 lumens.
• Black end fittings stand out against a pale wall, and white ones disappear into it.