SAPHIR LED floor lamp, dimmable, charcoal.

Estimated delivery: 38 days

SAPHIR LED floor lamp, dimmable, charcoal

• Supplied = partially assembled
• Lamp base = pedestal base
• Energy efficiency class = D (spectrum A to G)
• Energy consumption = 80 kWh/1000h
• Bulb = LED
• Power = 80 kW
• Luminous colour = neutral white
• Colour temperature = 4000 K
• Colour reproduction index = 80
• Max. brightness = 1290 lux
• Luminous flux = 8.000 (3.800 direkt, 4.200 indirekt) lumen
• Mains voltage = 200 - 240 V AC / 50 Hz
• Mains cable = 2 m
• Service life = 50000 hrs
• Colour = charcoal
• Feature = dimmable
• Activation = touch sensor
• Material = aluminium
• Height = 1950 mm
• Width = 310 mm
• Length = 610 mm
• Weight = 14.6 kg
• Lamp head dimensions = 610x310x30 (LxBxH) mm
• Customs tariff number = 94052190
• Country of origin = CHN
• Gross weight = 19 kg
• Weight = 14.6 kg
• Sustainability = CO 2 footprint calculated
• Direct and indirect lighting with approx. 50 % direct light and 50 % indirect light
• Microprismatic diffuser for homogeneous light distribution and low glare
• Stepless brightness control via touch dimmer
• Motion sensor with automatic reduction and shutdown
• Daylight sensor to adapt to ambient light
• Light source permanently installed and not replaceable
• The SAPHIR LED floor lamp combines direct and indirect lighting with a ratio of approx. 50 % direct light and 50 % indirect light
• The microprismatic diffuser ensures a pleasant and homogeneous light distribution on the work surface and reduces disruptive glare
• The brightness can be continuously adjusted via the touch dimmer on the lamp pole
• The integrated motion sensor reduces the brightness to 30 % after 30 minutes of absence
• After a further 30 minutes, the light switches off automatically
• In addition, the daylight sensor registers the brightness on the work surface and adapts the light intensity to the available ambient light
• The light source is permanently installed and cannot be replaced
• The design of the light is not intended for replacing the light source, as the light could be damaged in the process.