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Onda Adjustable Cable Cluster Acrylic Chandelier
Onda Adjustable Cable Cluster Acrylic Chandelier
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The Onda Adjustable Cable Cluster Pendant runs domed shades on long cables from a single canopy — and leaves almost every decision to you. Hook the cables where you want them, let the slack fall as long or as short as suits the room, and tilt each head individually to point light exactly where it is needed.
- Shade size: 196.8″
- Voltage: AC 110-240V
- Control: Wall switch push button switch (not dimmable).
- Heads: 3, 5 Lights (Contact us to customize the number of heads)
- Factory shipment: 5-10 days on average to prepare
Design & Materials
Most pendants arrive with their geometry settled. This one arrives as parts. The canopy takes the wiring and sits on your junction box; every cable after that is routed by hand, caught on small ceiling hooks you place yourself. Cluster them tightly over an island, spread them across a room, or let one drop long over a chair while the others stay high.
Each shade pivots at its cable joint, so the light can be aimed down onto a surface, sideways across a wall, or up at the ceiling — and changed again whenever the room changes. The domed form keeps the source recessed inside the shade, so from any normal standing angle you see a lit disc rather than a bulb.
Specifications
| Heads | 3, 5 Lights (Contact us to customize the number of heads) |
|---|---|
| Shade size | 196.8″ |
| Factory shipment | 5-10 days on average to prepare |
| Power | 15W |
| Voltage | AC 110-240V |
| Control | Wall switch push button switch (not dimmable). |
| Environment | Indoor · dry locations |
| Preparation time | 5–10 days Made and inspected at our own workshop before dispatch. |
| 3 drops · ∅ 9.6″ | Plan for up to 3 ceiling hooks |
| Best for | Kitchen island · round or square dining table · a single seating area · a small stairwell |
| Spread | Comfortable across 5–7 ft (1.5–2 m) of ceiling, clustered or in a line |
| Reads as | Three deliberate points — still a fixture rather than an installation |
Good to Know
Does it have to hang under the ceiling box?
No — and that is the main reason to choose it. Only the round canopy sits on the box. Every cable runs out from there to a small hook you screw into the ceiling wherever you want the light.
How far from the box can each light go?
That depends on the cable, and it is the number worth checking before you buy. Each drop has 59 ″ of cable. Measure from your ceiling box to where each light actually needs to be — and remember the cable does not run in a straight line: it goes up to the hook first, then down to the shade. Leave plenty for that. If your room needs longer, tell us before we ship and we will make them longer.
Can I really point each light in a different direction?
Yes. Each shade tips on its own where the cable meets it — just turn it by hand. Point one down at a worktop, one sideways to light a wall, one up at the ceiling. You can change any of them again at any time, and you do not need tools. A room lit from three directions feels very different from one lit by three identical spots pointing at the floor.
Will the light shine in my eyes?
No. The bowl shape holds the light source well up inside the shade, so from normal standing or sitting height you see a soft glowing circle, not a bare lamp. If you turn a head to point sideways or upward, you are looking at the outside of the shade anyway.
How do I fix the hooks so they are safe?
Each hook holds the weight of its light plus the sideways pull of the cable, which is more than a picture hook deals with. Screw into a ceiling joist wherever you can. Where a hook has to go between joists, use a proper heavy-duty ceiling anchor rated for the weight.
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