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Magneto Table

Giulio Iacchetti table lamp: an LED head joined to a steel rod by a spherical magnet

Materials
SteelABSRare-earth magnet
Colors
WhiteBlack

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Description

Overview

Magneto is a table lamp with direct light by Giulio Iacchetti for Foscarini. A magnet joins the supporting rod to the LED illuminating body, so the light can be directed at will, like a torch.

Construction

Batch-dyed ABS forms the diffuser, with a built-in LED. Epoxy powder coated steel makes the base and the swivel rod. The "super magnet" is spherical, and it is the joint between rod and head: the head slides vertically along the rod. The black cable and its ON/OFF switch are visible along the inside of the rod.

Specifications

  • Base: 15 x 15 cm (W x D)
  • Material: coated steel, ABS and a rare-earth magnet
  • Colours: 2
  • Light source: LED included, 5 W, CRI above 80, 475 lm at 2700 K
  • Net weight: 1.3 kg
  • Ratings: CE, IP20

Story

A magnet as the fulcrum

The project turns on a spherical magnet that joins two simple parts: a support rod and a compact light source. It allows extreme versatility of regulation and of movement along the stem.

Elemental and bold

The table lamp has an elemental and bold look. Flexible use is combined with absolute functional rigor, and the invisible force of the magnet leaves the head free to be pointed wherever the light is wanted.

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