AllocacocHeng Mini Eclipse Balance LED Lamp with Mid-Air Switch - Grey
R349
About
Heng Mini Balance Lamp - A unique lamp with switch in mid-air
The Mini Heng lamps break the traditional way to turn on lamps. The two balls in the wooden frame serve as switches of the lamps. As you raise the lower ball, the two balls would attract together magnetically. They would float in the air and when they reach a balance, the light would be turned on. This new way of interaction brings joy to our monotonous life. Allocacoc’s Heng Lamp has a unique design, in which the two balls inside of the frame, work as the switch for the lamp. The two balls will attract magnetically once the lower ball is raised. These balls will float mid-air, and as they reach a balance, the light will be supplied.
The Heng Lamp is suitable for most types of rooms and thanks to its attractive and gentle design, it serves as both a source of lighting and a piece of art.
Product Features
- In balance: “Heng Balance Lamp” is a series of desk lamps with a twist: where most lamps have a standard switch the Heng Balance Lamp is controlled by two wooden balls. When you lift the lower wooden ball, it will be attracted by the hanging one and remain suspended in mid-air, switching on the light.
- Versatile: This creative small lamp is suitable for the study, bedroom, etc. Most types of rooms will benefit from this lamp, as besides a source of light it is also a piece of art.
- Design: We adopted a design where the lighting element is embedded into the frame so the light can find its way out. The gentle curve makes it easy to the eye and calming.
- Red Dot Award: Li Zanwen won the 2016 Red Dot Award and the Red Dot Award Best of the Best with the Heng Lamp. He feels that imagination is the secret of a steady stream of inspiration.
Product Specifications
- Cable length: 1m
- LED: 5V, 3W
- Lifespan: 20,000h
- Light colour: Warm
- Magnet: 2pcs, 10x10mm, N35
- ON/OFF switch: Yes
- Plug type: USB-C to USB
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