The Holophane Caribe was a mildly popular SON post-top globe. It could come with three possible bowl shapes, sphere, cube and conical. It is highly recognizable due to it's cylindrical refractor, located towards the middle of the lantern.

Mile Oak, Tamworth

The Holophane Caribe Globe is used in abundance in the Sir Robert Peel Community Hospital area. They are nearly all on double-armed brackets. This is one of the columns along the west-side of the south car park.

The left globe has some moisture build-up on the inside. The right globe is also in good condition. They both have LED cob lamps installed.