Luminaire type 1:
-The ‘Luminaire’ holds the bulb, the transformer and the vertical cabling structure.
-The ‘Vessel’ holds the water under the condensation pot.
-The 'Luminaire' is a full body copper housing with hot soldered joints.
-The vessel is constructed out of two parts: the lower vessel that contains the water, and condensation lid. Both are hot blown glass with a copper rim to hold them together.
-The lower vessel and the condensation lid is joined together by a ‘screw fix’.
-The ‘Vessel’ is joined together by a copper latch for ease of disassembly.
Luminaire type 2:
-The 'Cabling' holds the 'Tensile Structural Mould' along with the light bulb.
-The 'Lamp housing' fixes into the 'Structural Mould' with a 'Valley latch'.
-Screw fixed within the 'Lamp housing' is the 'Glass Vessel' that holds the body of water.
For details on the construction and function of each of these components, please refer to the attached sectional perspectives.