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George Kovacs Drifting Droplets Pendant — Coal Black & Frosted Glass

The George Kovacs Drifting Droplets P1285-66A-L pendant light embodies contemporary modern style with its coal black finish and frosted glass shade. This pendant measures 28 in. in width and 28.25 in. in height, making it a striking centerpiece for any room. The integrated LED module ensures efficient lighting with a maximum wattage of 6W.

Key Features

  • Overall Dimensions: Width of 28 in., height of 28.25 in., and adjustable to a maximum height of 72.13 in.
  • Finish: Coal black finish adds a modern touch to any space.
  • Glass: Frosted glass shade provides a soft, diffused light.
  • Light Source: Integrated LED module with 46.2 lumens, 3000K color temperature, and CRI of 94.
  • Mounting: Hardwired installation with a canopy width of 4.75 in.
  • Weight: The fixture weighs 32.52 lbs.
  • Wire Length: Includes a 72 in. wire for versatile installation options.
  • Non-Dimmable: The fixture is not dimmable.
  • ETL Listed: Suitable for damp locations.
  • Material: Constructed from durable steel and crystal.

Core Design & Aesthetic

This pendant light features a contemporary modern design with a coal black finish and frosted glass shade. The frosted glass provides a soft, even light distribution, enhancing the ambiance of any room. Suitable for damp locations, this fixture is perfect for various indoor settings.

Integrated LED Illumination

The George Kovacs Drifting Droplets pendant includes an integrated LED module that delivers 46.2 lumens with a color temperature of 3000K and a CRI of 94. This energy-efficient light source is built to last, providing consistent illumination without the need for bulb replacements.

Dimensions & Adjustability

The pendant measures 28 in. wide and 28.25 in. high, with an adjustable hanging height up to 72.13 in. It includes a 72 in. wire for flexible installation options.

Installation & Electrical

This fixture is designed for hardwired installation and operates at 120V. It is not compatible with dimming systems.

Where This Fixture Works Best

  • Dining rooms
  • Living rooms
  • Entryways
  • Contemporary modern spaces

What's Included

  • Integrated LED module
  • 72 in. wire
  • Installation hardware

Specifications

Dimensions

Length/Depth
28 in
Width/Diameter
28 in
Height
28.25 in
Weight
32.52 lb
Canopy/Backplate
4.75"x0.75"
Max Extension
72.13 in

Style & Materials

Finish
Coal
Material
Steel
Style
Contemporary Modern
Shape
Drum Shade
Glass
Frosted

Characteristics & Features

Lamp Source
LED
Bulb Included
Yes
Integrated LED
Yes
Bulb
Z31
Number of Lights
1
Lamp Color
3000K
Color Rendering
94 CRI
Delivered Lumens
46

Electrical Information

Voltage
120V
Total Wattage
6W
Bulb Wattage
6W

Item Details

MPN
P1285-66A-L
Brand
George Kovacs
Family
Drifting Droplets
UPC
844349035992

Warranty & Certifications

Lamp Life
25000 hours
Product Rating
Damp
Safety Listing
ETL

Shipping & Returns

Shipping: Enjoy free standard shipping on most orders over $99. Exclusions apply for oversized & commercial items. We ship to the contiguous 48 United States.

Returns: We offer a 60-day return window for most items. Products must be in their original, unused condition with all packaging. Exclusions: Special orders, clearance, and custom items.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How high should I hang my pendant light?

The ideal height depends on the location. Over a kitchen island or dining table, a pendant light fixture should hang so the bottom of the fixture is 30-36 inches above the countertop or table surface. This provides task lighting without obstructing your view. In open areas like hallways or living rooms, ensure there is at least 7 feet of clearance from the floor to the bottom of the pendant light.

How many pendant lights do I need for my kitchen island?

This depends on the size of your island and the pendants. For mini pendants, a common approach is the "rule of three." However, two larger pendants can also work well. As a general guide, space your hanging pendant lights about 24-30 inches apart (from the center of each fixture) and leave at least 6 inches of clearance from the edge of your island.

How do I choose the right size pendant light?

Consider the scale of your room and the surface it's hanging over. For a dining table or kitchen island, the width of a single pendant light (or a cluster) should be about 1/2 to 2/3 the width of the surface below it. For general room lighting, you can add the room's length and width in feet (e.g., 10ft + 12ft = 22ft) and use that number as the approximate diameter in inches (e.g., a 22-inch diameter fixture).

Can I install a pendant light fixture myself?

If you have experience with electrical work and are simply replacing an existing fixture, it can be a DIY project. However, Bees Lighting always recommends hiring a licensed electrician. This ensures the installation is safe, secure, and compliant with all local building codes, especially if you are hanging a heavy fixture or running new wiring.

Can I use any pendant light in a bathroom or outdoors?

No, you must use a fixture with the correct safety rating. For a bathroom, you need a pendant light that is at least "Damp Rated" to withstand moisture. For covered porches, you also need a "Damp Rated" fixture, but for any area exposed directly to rain or snow, you must use a "Wet Rated" pendant light. Always check the product's UL or ETL rating in the specifications.

George Kovacs

The George Kovacs brand, a cornerstone of The Minka Group, continues the legacy of its namesake founder, who revolutionized American lighting by making contemporary design accessible and engaging. The brand is dedicated to creating clean, modern masterpieces that blend functional illumination with a distinctive, artistic sensibility. Offering a full range of products from bold chandeliers and pendants to refined bath vanities and portable lamps, George Kovacs delivers sophisticated, high-end design for the modern home.

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