Glo-ball T

Glo-Ball Table is a table/work area lamp giving diffused light designed by Jasper Morrison in 1998.‎ Diffuser consisting of an externally corrosive etched, hand blown, streaked opaline glass and a bite the dust cast threaded ring nut with alodine plating finish.‎ Gray painted high-thickness steel base and stem and kick the bucket cast aluminum diffuser support.‎ On the link there is the electronic dimmer which permits the regulation of light brightness.‎ Colors: Black, Silver Light sources accessible: 1 x LED 17W E27 1900lm 2700K [e] cod.‎ RF26259 Dimmable 1 x LED 17W E27 2000lm 3000K [e] cod.‎ RF26258 Dimmable 1 x LED 15W E27 2000lm 3000K [e] cod.‎ RF28666 Dimmable 1 x LED 15W E27 2000lm 2700K [e] cod.‎ RF28665 Dimmable Electrical Emergency: Without Switching: On the link there is the electronic dimmer which permits the regulation of light brightness with a dial.‎ Voltage: 220-240V Power: MAX 150W Battery: No Supply included: Yes Physical Cord Length (Mm): 1900 Construction Material: Blown glass, Steel Weight (Kg): 7 The straightforward concept behind the Glo-ball group of lights is to obtain the greatest dissemination of light, this is accomplished by the utilization of hand-blown, etched white opaline glass.‎ The structure: a flattened globe shows up, similar to the moon, as a flat circle when illuminated.‎