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Pose Task Light
A polycarbonate task light with a flat Fresnel lens, a ball joint and a 6W LED
China
2.43 kg
Approx. $480 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Pose Task Light (SKU POTL11IN-TUN01M1) is a task light with polycarbonate for both the shade and the base. It is made in China.
Lens and joint
A flat Fresnel lens, as used in lighthouses and medical and scientific applications, gathers the light into a precise, magnified beam. A ball joint allows precise adjustment. The conical forms are stacked.
Specifications
- Base: diameter 10.5 cm (4.1 in)
- Light: 2700K, 800 lm, 6W LED (7.5W), CRI over 90, inline dimmer
- Cable: black fabric, 250 cm long, carrying the switch
- Weight: 2.43 kg (5.4 lb)
- Environment: indoor, IP20
Story
A static moment
The Pose Task Light is inspired by the beauty of a static moment, and its posture gives it an almost human presence.
Lens and upkeep
The light is focused by a flat Fresnel lens. The lamp is fully serviceable, which extends its life.
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