9. Sizes and installation
This chapter covers the sizes Eclario mirrors come in, what every mirror shares, and how a mirror goes on the wall.
Sizes and shapes
- Standard sizes: width and height are each chosen freely between 40 and 150 cm, with no fixed steps: 52 × 81 cm is as standard as 50 × 80 cm. A mirror can hang upright or landscape, such as 120 × 60 cm. A round mirror's diameter is chosen the same way. A mirror wider or taller than 150 cm is designed with you individually. A mirror with a width, height or diameter under 40 cm is not made, because the electronics do not fit.
- Shapes: rectangular, round, oval, or any other outline of your own design, such as an organic one. An outline other than rectangular, round or oval is designed with you individually.
- Depth from the wall: 10 to 34 mm, depending on size and equipment.
- Frame: a profile milled to measure, with no visible joints, that keeps its shape in bathroom humidity.
What every mirror has
| Light | front light and/or back light, from warm candle-like light (1800 K) to cool daylight (4500 K), fully dimmable |
| Controls | touch buttons built into the frame, never on the glass |
| App | the Eclario app for iPhone and Android |
| Power | the mirror itself runs on low voltage (24 V); its power supply comes with it |
Which lights a mirror has is decided when it is ordered — chapter 1 lists what is in the box.
Before the wall is finished
If the bathroom is still being built or renovated, order the mirror — or ask us for the position of the power connection — before the wall is tiled:
- Bring a 230 V power connection out of the wall where the mirror will hang. It must sit behind the mirror, far enough inside its edges that the glass covers it. We tell you how far from the mirror's edge it should be.
- The height is up to you. Decide where the mirror will hang before the wall is tiled, so the power connection ends up in the right place.
Installing the mirror
The mirror is fitted by you or by the company that delivers it to you — a builder, an installer or a designer. Eclario does not install mirrors itself.
- In the box: the mirror, its power supply and the instructions.
- Power: the power supply goes behind the mirror and connects to the 230 V power connection in the wall; the mirror itself runs on 24 V. Once the mirror hangs, you switch its power off at the circuit breaker, not at a plug.
- Connecting to the mains: we recommend having it done by an electrician.
- Plan the mirror's position before drilling: the touch buttons sit on the side of the frame, so leave room to reach them.
Once the mirror is on the wall and powered, continue with chapter 1, "Setting up in four steps".
Caring for the mirror
- Cleaning: ordinary glass cleaner and a soft cloth. The buttons are in the frame, not on the glass, so the surface keeps no fingerprints.
- Humidity: the mirror is built for the bathroom, with silvering made to withstand humidity.