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2020 Collection Hen My Parents Started Their Business W in 1945, I’M Sure They Never Imagined That It Would Still Be Thriving 75 Years Later 2020 Collection hen my parents started their business W in 1945, I’m sure they never imagined that it would still be thriving 75 years later. But, having started with just two employees, Searchlight has gone from strength to strength, and today we have over 160 loyal staff, many of whom have been with us for more than 20 years. Gyroscope 02 Clarissa 04 Michelle 05 Planets 06 Amsterdam 10 Starburst 12 In all those years, our passion for producing beautiful, quality products has remained at the heart of everything we do. As a result, we have been the first UK company to create many innovative products and lighting trends. While it’s nice to reflect, we remain a forward-thinking company. Galaxy 13 Bijou 14 Alexandra 16 Marilyn 17 Glacier 18 Bouquet 19 Pioneers in decorative lighting, Searchlight has always strived to be ahead of the curve. Having built our modern high bay distribution centre in 2002, today, our international customers have the option of UK warehouse supply or FOB direct supply from all our global factories. As a result, many of the world’s largest retailers put their faith in Searchlight products. Cluster 20 Swirl 21 Paddle 22 Wall Art 24 Hive 26 Discus 28 A world leader in the provision of technologically advanced, creative and value-driven decorative lighting, our award-winning designers bring over 400 new, inspiring products to market each year. This approach to innovation ensures that Searchlight remains fully aligned to the latest home fashion trends and influences. We boast multiple channels and brands, Cage Anthea Artichoke Cartwheel III Chassis including Searchlight, Illuma & Project, as well 30 Weave 30 32 33 34 36 as OEM and ODM. It’s not just about what we do, it’s also how we do it. Strong values of respect, integrity, honesty, flexibility, reliability, and hard work are as essential to us today as they have ever been, and we remain committed to unsurpassed standards of customer service. Crate 38 Slinky 39 Sputnik 40 Infinity 41 New Orleans 42 Knightsbridge 44 As our business reaches its 75th year, the Searchlight family would like to thank the UK lighting industry and all our loyal customers for their support. We look forward to providing you with the most beautiful and inspiring decorative lighting, for many more years to come. Finesse 46 Mia 47 Hexa 48 Diamond 48 Star 49 Laser 50 Herzl Hamburger Matrix Tubes Table & Floor Table Lamps Chairman 52 53 54 58 Gyroscope 75 75 Gyroscope A 5503-3CC 5301-1CC A B 5303-3CC Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Lumens Colour Temp Dimensions (cm) Drop Height Width Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Lumens Colour Temp Drop Width Length A 5301-1CC Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass Sand LED 24W ü 825 3000K 185 33 26 A 5503-3CC Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass Sand LED 46W ü 2500 3000K 160 21 92 B 5303-3CC Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass Sand LED 56W ü 1900 3000K 157 28 35 2 Height adjustable Height adjustable 3 Clarissa 75 75 Michelle 1225-5CC B 9635-5CC A A 1229-9CC B 9634-4CC Dimensions (cm) Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Drop Height Width Drop Height Width Length A 1229-9CC Metal.Chrome/Clear/Smoked/Amber Glass E14 40W ü 170 53 65 A 9635-5CC Metal.Chrome/Clear Glass Drops E27 5 x 40W ü 135 22 30 92 B 1225-5CC Metal.Chrome/Clear/Smoked/Amber Glass E14 40W ü 34 - 45 B 9634-4CC Metal.Chrome/Clear Glass Drops E27 4 x 40W ü 135 23 36 - 4 A - Height adjustable Height adjustable 5 Planets 75 75 Planets 4519-9 A 4527-27 A Product Dimensions (cm) Product Dimensions (cm) Item Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Lumens Colour Temp Item Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Lumens Colour Temp Code Drop Width Code Drop Width A 4519-9 Metal.Acrylic/Metallic Copper/Chrome/Satin Brass LED 64W ü 2435 4000K 153 60 A 4527-27 Metal.Acrylic/Metallic Copper/Chrome/Satin Brass LED 170W ü 3094 4000K 300 97 6 Height adjustable Height adjustable 7 Planets 75 75 Planets 4555-55 A A 4514-14 Product Dimensions (cm) Dimensions (cm) Item Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Lumens Colour Temp Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Colour Temp Code Drop Width Drop Width A 4514-14 Metal.Acrylic/Metallic Copper/Chrome/Satin Brass LED 95W ü 2624 4000K 300 70 A 4555-55 Metal.Acrylic/Metallic Copper/Chrome/Satin Brass LED 385W ü 4000K 323 140 8 Height adjustable Height adjustable 9 AmsterdamFamily Names 75 75 FamilyAmsterdam Names A 1031-1SM A 1024-4SM 1029-1SM B 1025-1SM C B 1023-3SM D 1030-1SM EU Product Code Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Drop Height Width Dimensions (cm) A 1031-1SM - Black/Smoked. Glass E27 1 x 60W ü 120 28 30 Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Drop Height Width Length B 1029-1SM EU1029-1SM Black/Smoked. Glass E27 1 x 60W û - 43 28 A 1024-4SM Black/Smoked. Glass E27 4 x 60W ü 240 28 30 175 C 1025-1SM EU1025-1SM Black/Smoked. Glass E27 1 x 60W û - 28 25 B 1023-3SM Black/Smoked. Glass E27 3 x 60W ü 240 28 30 146 D 1030-1SM EU1030-1SM Black/Smoked. Glass E27 1 x 60W û - 159 33 10 Height adjustable A - Height adjustable 11 Starburst 75 75 Galaxy A 8633-3SS A 6501-400-LED 8638-8SS C 6503-600-LED B 8610-10SS B Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Drop Height Width Colour Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable A 8633-3SS Metal.Satin Silver/Clear Glass E14 3 x 40W ü - 30 53 Temp Drop Height Width B 8610-10SS Metal.Satin Silver/Clear Glass E14 10 x 40W ü 150 67 74 A 6501-400-LED Metal.Chrome LED 45W ü 3000K 165 44 41 C 8638-8SS Metal.Satin Silver/Clear Glass E14 8 x 40W ü 150 56 91 B 6503-600-LED Metal.Chrome LED 45W ü 3000K 190 65 61 12 B, C - Height adjustable Height adjustable 13 Bijou 75 75 Bijou B 6582-2CC 6588-8CC C A 6583-3CC A 6581-1CC 6589CC C D 6584CC B 6585-5CC Product EU Product Max Dimensions (cm) Item Finish Lamp Dimmable Dimensions (cm) Code Code Watt Drop Height Width Projection Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Drop Height Width A 6581-1CC - Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass E27 60W ü 107 33 22 - A 6583-3CC Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass E14 3 x 40W ü 150 37 38 B 6582-2CC - Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass E14 2 x 40W ü - 27 16 11 B 6585-5CC Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass E14 5 x 40W ü 150 37 44 C 6589CC EU6589CC Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass E27 60W û - 155 26 - C 6588-8CC Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass E14 8 x 40W ü 150 38 65 D 6584CC EU6584CC Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass E14 40W û - 48 20 - 14 Height adjustable A - Height adjustable 15 Alexandra 75 75 Marilyn A 5814-35 5819CC D Wall Bracket B 5812-2CC A 8405-5SS 5817CC C Product EU Product Max Dimensions (cm) Replacement Item Finish Lamp Dimmable Code Code Watt Height Width Projection Glass A 5814-35 - Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass/Crystal Sand G9 4 x 33W ü 14 35 - GO5814 Product Max Dimensions (cm) Replacement B 5812-2CC - Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass/Crystal Sand G9 2 x 33W ü 14 25 16 - Item Finish Lamp Dimmable Code Watt Drop Height Width Glass C 5817CC EU5817CC Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass/Crystal Sand G9 33W û 46 26 - GO5817 A 8405-5SS Metal.Satin Silver/Aquatex Glass E14 5 x 40W ü 150 27 39 GO8405 D 5819CC EU5819CC Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass/Crystal Sand G9 33W û 151 37 - GO5819 16 Height adjustable 17 Glacier 75 75 Bouquet 5995-5CC C A 5591-1CC 8807-7CC B 5597-7CC B A 8011-11CC Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Drop Height Width Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable A 5591-1CC Metal.Chrome/Clear Acrylic E27 60W 81 30 35 Drop Height Width B 5597-7CC Metal.Chrome/Clear Acrylic E14 7 x 40W 111 56 55 A 8011-11CC Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass E14 11 x 40W ü 158 63 84 C 5995-5CC Metal.Chrome/Clear Acrylic E14 5 x 40W - 39 55 B 8807-7CC Metal.Chrome/Crystal Glass E14 7 x 40W ü 154 58 67 18 A, B - Height adjustable Height adjustable 19 Cluster 75 75 Swirl A 7457GY A 6867-7CC 7458GY B Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Lumens Colour Temp Product Max Dimensions (cm) Replacement Drop Height Width Item Finish Lamp Dimmable Colour Temp Code Watt Drop Width Glass A 7457GY Metal.Painted Grey LED 28W ü 1431 3000K - 36 21 A 6867-7CC Metal.Chrome/Clear Glass /Crystal Sand LED 17W ü 3000K 120 40 GO6867 B 7458GY Metal.Painted Grey LED 28W ü 1555 3000K 130 34 21 20 Height adjustable B - Height adjustable 21 Paddle 75 75 Paddle C 8679BK A 8671-1BK 8675-5BK A 8678BK B Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code EU Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Lumens Colour Temp Drop Height Width Dimensions (cm) A 8671-1BK - Metal.Matt Black LED 11W ü 306 3000K 128 39 16 Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Lumens Colour Temp Drop Height Width Length B 8678BK EU8678BK Metal.Matt Black LED 9W û 178 3000K - 36 12 A 8675-5BK Metal.Matt Black LED 55W ü 936 3000K 140 39 8 120 C 8679BK EU8679BK Metal.Matt Black LED 24W û 421 3000K - 121 16 22 Height adjustable A - Height adjustable 23 Wall Art 75 75 Wall Art 2722SS A A 2914SS B 2912SS Colour Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Lumens Temp Width Length Projection Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Lumens Colour Temp A 2722SS Metal.Satin Silver LED 18W 1014 3000K 47 23 6 Width Length Projection B 2912SS Metal.Satin Silver LED 25W 1444 3000K 75 37 6 A 2914SS Metal.Satin Silver LED 39W 2283 3000K 52 72 6 24 25 Hive 75 75 Hive A 6359BG 6357BG B 6375-5BG A Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code EU Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Lumens Height Width Dimensions (cm) Item Product Code Finish Lamp Max Watt Dimmable Lumens A 6359BG EU6359BG Metal.Black/Gold Leaf LED 37W ü 791 148 40 Drop Height Width B 6357BG EU6357BG
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