Review on Chandelier LED Ritter Viloria 52001 6, 128 W, number of lamps: 1 pc. color: white by Micha Niemczyk ᠌

Many instances of jambs: 1. installation - a crosspiece to be attached to the ceiling, on which you will then need to secure the lamp itself by using four screws (insert a screwdriver between the ceiling and the "petals" of the lamp, rearranging the ladder several times, because you cannot screw all of the screws from one location); 2. The connection of electricity is done based on weight, which means that the lamp cannot be installed in a single person. Instead, a second person will be required to really clap the lamp in order to complete the installation (the inclusion of a glove designed specifically for this purpose in the box is a bonus, but it serves no purpose). 2. diode tape in the inner mirror (transparent) part on double-sided tape; additionally, the tape is broader than the tape and sticks out; the tape itself is glued in a wave; however, it is already apparent that it has fallen off in places. 3. It is not entirely clear how the modes of operation work. In the evening, you turn it off in the warm setting at 2/3 power. In the morning, you turn it on in the maximum white setting. In the evening, you turn it off in the maximum white setting. 4. The remote control is made of some kind of plastic that I can't quite put my finger on. It is crooked, it gives off an odor of cheapness right from it, and pushing the buttons on it feels like playing Tetris at the end of the 20th century. 5. The light gradually gets dimmer even if the remote control occasionally acts as if it does not want to see the lamp (or vice versa).