By Kindree Chescoe, Founder and Lead Designer, KLC kre-a-tiv
Before specifying FUSE, understand it as a lighting strategy, not a decorative lamp — it delivers room-level illumination, task light, surface function, plug-in simplicity, and visual clarity in one piece. This guide covers the lighting zones, key dimensions, installation and handling, finishes, and warranty designers and procurement teams need to specify it with confidence.
Start with the problem FUSE is solving
Before specifying FUSE, start with the gap. The product was designed for rooms that need more usable light, better layered function, and a cleaner installation path. It is especially relevant when the space lacks strong overhead lighting, needs a reading or task layer, benefits from an integrated table, or cannot justify hard-wiring, ceiling work, or additional trades.
Understand the lighting strategy
FUSE brings two lighting zones into one fixture. The integrated up light provides 3000K indirect illumination at 2700 lumens, designed to wash the wall and ceiling and increase overall room brightness. The arm light uses an E26 connection for an A19 bulb, giving the user a focused layer for reading or task use. Dimming matters here: the FUSE up light LED is dimmable, and arm light dimmability depends on the bulb selected by the user, so bulb choice should be reviewed carefully when specifying for a project.
Know the key dimensions
FUSE is 77 1/2 inches high, 18 inches wide, and 16 3/4 inches deep. The up light diameter is 18 inches. The table base height is 26 inches, with a 10-inch table base diameter and a clear height above the base of 20 1/2 inches. Those dimensions matter for placement beside seating, in guest rooms, near windows, in corners, and in spaces where circulation and sightlines need to be protected.
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Review installation and handling requirements
FUSE is supplied as a full unit and requires no on-site assembly, which supports efficient placement and reduces installation friction. Handling still matters: FUSE must not be lifted by the head, and ETL certification labels must not be removed or altered. Bulb and LED replacement must use compliant components of equal or lesser wattage than specified.
Confirm finish and customization needs
Standard finishes are Midnight Black and Chalk White. Custom colours are available at a minimum order quantity of 30, which may make sense for hospitality, developer, or portfolio projects where brand alignment and consistency are important.
Know the warranty guardrails
FUSE carries a two-year limited residential warranty, with electrical components and wiring covered for one year. For commercial and hospitality use, the limited warranty is one year, including electrical components, subject to full warranty terms. FUSE is not intended for outdoor or damp-location use. The warranty does not cover misuse, modification, improper installation, lifting the unit by the head, exceeding the side table load rating, or using incorrect or non-compliant bulbs.
The specification takeaway
FUSE is strongest when it is specified as a lighting strategy, not simply selected as a decorative lamp. It supports room-level illumination, task light, surface function, plug-in simplicity, and visual clarity in one piece. That makes it especially relevant for designers, hospitality teams, procurement teams, developers, and property managers who need a solution that is refined, useful, and easier to integrate into finished spaces.
Request FUSE product information, specification details, or hospitality review support from KLC at collection@klckreativ.com.