Little Lamp
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Light on, light off...
The no-frills Little Lamp isn't just battery-operated, it's battery-based. Literally. A classic lamp shade complete with an LED bulb and handy on/off pull-chain, clips on to a D-Cell battery, which doubles up as a base. Clever, eh?
The concept behind this über-chic product is so screamingly obvious it's amazing nobody has ever thought of it before. But that's the difference between those ingenious designer-types over at Suck UK and the rest of us mere mortals.
Just a battery and a lamp!
But even though we didn't think of it (drat!), we reckon it's high time someone made the humble battery a feature as opposed to a function – and with the Little Lamp it's both.
Using a decent D-Cell battery, such as the one provided, you'll get an impressive 150 hours of light. What's more, because the bulb is an LED, it should last over a decade. But by that time global warming will probably cause the sun to burn so brightly, artificial light will be redundant.
The LED will never need replacing
But why worry about little issues like the end of the planet when you can sit and admire the Little Lamp? Pulling a chain has never been so satisfying. We guarantee you'll be unable to stop switching it on and off. Put it on your desk, your bedside table or any other surface that could do with a bit of designer utilitarian chic.
Find the 1.5v D-Cell battery |
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Slot it into the base of the lamp |
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Pull the chain to light! |
Designer utilitarian chic
The Little Lamp is destined to become a design classic because its power is its glory. In fact this dinky little light is guaranteed to have onlookers cooing in wonder. So hurry up and get ordering. Little Lamp, big idea!
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Please note:
- A single 1.5v D-Cell battery will provide enough power to illuminate the super bright LED lamp for up to 150 hours
- The LED lasts forever and will never need replacing!
Battery Requirements:
Dimensions:
- Packaging - approximately 3½"(W) x 8"(H) x 3½"(D)
- Product - approximately 3¼"(W) x 5¾"(H) x 3¼"(D)
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The Little Lamp
A very nice little lamp, good for lighting small areas like a bookshelf :D
Matthew Clough, Barking, Essex
- 15th Apr 2008
Video URL:
http://www.firebox.com/video/1481
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