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The Modern Ustrala ceiling lamp offers versatile lighting for your home. The spotlight function allows 360° rotation in the X-axis and 180° rotation in the Y-axis, so you can place the light from the spotlights exactly where you want it.
Available in four different sizes and three colors, it adapts seamlessly to your rooms. The light heat and brightness can be conveniently dimmed using the remote control supplied to create the desired atmosphere.
Made from robust iron alloy, it is durable and stylish.
Bring modern elegance and functionality into your home with the Modern Ustrala ceiling lamp!
A beautiful lamp with sufficient light in a 9sqm bathroom. Should easily suffice for double or triple the space.
The contacts "inside" are all properly stripped, nothing wobbles despite the length and everything is securely screwed together. The screws visible from the outside are also painted white. But you can still see them. However, the classic view into the room rarely goes to the ceiling.
The lamp gets a little darker towards the warm light. I'm not a visual expert, but I think that's normal.
The packaging didn't look that great, so I was a bit worried. But everything arrived intact and in the end it just didn't look as "nice" as a Philips Hue or something else.
The remote control is not a highlight, but it is better quality than many standard Chinese devices. Pairing is not explained. You have to press the set-up button within a few seconds of switching on the lamp via the switch. As with every Chinese thing. You just have to try out the buttons.
The lamp "remembers" its last setting when it is switched off (i.e. the light switch is used). Only the spotlights are sporadically off. We haven't figured that out yet.
The lamp clicks audibly when it is switched on; this should be the relay from the power supply unit, which is perfectly normal. However, there are power supply units that do not do this or do not make it audible.
What I don't like is the bracket / attachment to the wall at the top. As with many lamps, this is a metal bracket that holds the lamp with 4 screws.
I managed it on my own, but attaching 3 cables via a luster terminal, with the 120cm lamp on my shoulder was not so great.
The 4 screws don't have a clear stop either. That's good, because then you don't have to adjust the 4 holes of the lamp to 1mm (although you can see a maximum of 2). On the other hand, it is bad because "firm" is not completely clear. At most until the first slight creak I would say ;)
So all in all a beautiful lamp with solid workmanship when it hangs. It should be attached by two people.
Very functional, it was able to direct the light onto our painting and illuminate what we wanted.
Price-performance ratio is always right.
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A beautiful lamp with sufficient light in a 9sqm bathroom. Should easily suffice for double or triple the space.
The contacts "inside" are all properly stripped, nothing wobbles despite the length and everything is securely screwed together. The screws visible from the outside are also painted white. But you can still see them. However, the classic view into the room rarely goes to the ceiling.
The lamp gets a little darker towards the warm light. I'm not a visual expert, but I think that's normal.
The packaging didn't look that great, so I was a bit worried. But everything arrived intact and in the end it just didn't look as "nice" as a Philips Hue or something else.
The remote control is not a highlight, but it is better quality than many standard Chinese devices. Pairing is not explained. You have to press the set-up button within a few seconds of switching on the lamp via the switch. As with every Chinese thing. You just have to try out the buttons.
The lamp "remembers" its last setting when it is switched off (i.e. the light switch is used). Only the spotlights are sporadically off. We haven't figured that out yet.
The lamp clicks audibly when it is switched on; this should be the relay from the power supply unit, which is perfectly normal. However, there are power supply units that do not do this or do not make it audible.
What I don't like is the bracket / attachment to the wall at the top. As with many lamps, this is a metal bracket that holds the lamp with 4 screws.
I managed it on my own, but attaching 3 cables via a luster terminal, with the 120cm lamp on my shoulder was not so great.
The 4 screws don't have a clear stop either. That's good, because then you don't have to adjust the 4 holes of the lamp to 1mm (although you can see a maximum of 2). On the other hand, it is bad because "firm" is not completely clear. At most until the first slight creak I would say ;)
So all in all a beautiful lamp with solid workmanship when it hangs. It should be attached by two people.
Very functional, it was able to direct the light onto our painting and illuminate what we wanted.
Price-performance ratio is always right.
