Orbit Sphere Pendant Lamp
Orbit Sphere Pendant Lamp
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Orbit Sphere Pendant Lamp
A modern pendant with one or two frosted acrylic spheres split by a black metal band. The fixture hangs from thin wires and delivers warm light. Works over dining tables, kitchen islands, bedroom seating areas, or entryways.
What you actually get
Each ball is 8.7 inches (22 cm) in diameter. The top half is frosted white, the bottom half is black. Light scatters evenly without glare.
Choose warm light only, triac warm dimming (rotary switch), or stepless dimming (touch or wall control). Warm light is 2700K.
Model A has one sphere at 59 inches (150 cm) drop. Model B has two spheres at 74.8 inches (190 cm) drop. Both fit standard 8-foot to 9-foot ceilings.
Pick your size
Don't see your size?
Email info@AoYinLighting.com with your ceiling height and roughly what you have in mind.
Ceiling height plus a photo of the space is enough.
We come back with a light count and cable lengths that fit your room.
Cables cut to length, wired, and shipped ready to hang.
Size charts
Specifications
Spec sheets & 3D files
Common questions
Can I use a regular dimmer switch with the warm light version (V1)?
No. V1 is fixed warm light only and does not accept dimming. Choose V2 for rotary dimming or V3 for stepless dimming if you want to adjust brightness.
What is the difference between the single-sphere Model A and the two-sphere Model B?
Model A has one 8.7-inch sphere and drops 59 inches (150 cm). Model B has two stacked spheres and drops 74.8 inches (190 cm). Model B delivers more light and hangs lower, so measure your ceiling height first.
Do the linear Models D and E require special ceiling wiring or a wider canopy?
Both models use a standard Black ceiling canopy. The wires support the linear arrangement. You need standard single-circuit wiring. Confirm your ceiling can support a 47-inch or 59-inch wide suspension before purchase.
What kind of bulb does this use and how bright is it?
Each sphere uses one E26 base LED bulb. Exact wattage and lumens are determined by the bulb you install; the fixture itself delivers warm 2700K light from your chosen bulb.
