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Feature |
Specification |
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Product Type |
Linear LED Desk Lamp with 800mm Shade |
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Material |
Aluminum, Plastic & Steel |
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Finish / Color |
Black / White |
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Qty of LED |
156 pcs |
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Rated Power |
20W Max. |
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Luminous Flux |
1100 lm |
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CRI |
> 80 |
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CCT |
3000K - 6000K, 5 color temperatures |
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Dimming |
3-step dimming, touch control |
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Power |
12V 2.0A adapter included |
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Cable Length |
1.5m |
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Shade Width |
800mm |
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Unit Weight |
3.5 kg |
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Packing |
4 pcs per carton, 0.04 CBM, 14.5 kg gross |
A1-A1-F30 — a 20W double-head floor lamp with an 800mm shade, built for seating areas where one fixture has to light more than one place.
A floor lamp with a round shade lights one seat. Sit outside that cone and you are reading in shadow; add a second lamp and the corner gains two cords, two bases and two switches. A1-A1-F30 answers that with a bar instead of a cone: 156 LEDs behind an 800mm diffuser, rated to 20W and 1100 lumens, with CRI above 80 so the light reaching the far end of a sofa is the same quality as the middle.
1. An 800mm bar replaces two lamps in a corner
A bar this wide spans a two-seater sofa plus the side table, with no dark seam in the middle that two separate lamps leave behind. Reading chair, coffee table and the corner behind them are lit from one base and one cord, which is the difference between a corner that works after dark and one that needs a second fitting and a second socket.
2. 156 LEDs at 1100 lumens, evenly spread
Fitting 156 chips behind one diffuser means the output is distributed rather than concentrated into a hotspot. The result is 1100 lumens that reach the far edges of the surface at similar intensity to the centre, which is what detail work needs: consistent light across the whole sheet, not a bright patch in the middle.
3. Five color temperatures, three dimming steps
3000K for evening paperwork, mid-range neutral for screen work, 6000K for inspection and color matching. Touch control cycles both, so the user sets light level and color without leaving the desk. One SKU covers the range buyers usually shop across three listings.
4. Touch control where the hand already is
The control sits on the bar rather than on a foot switch or a rocker halfway down the pole. In a living room or a bedroom that difference decides whether anyone changes the setting at all: controls that require reaching behind furniture stay where they were set, and a lamp stuck at one setting wastes the dimming and color range it is sold on.
5. Aluminum and steel carry a 3.5 kg span
An 800mm head puts real bending load on the frame. Aluminum and steel hold the heads where they are set, where all-plastic arms drift down over a season and end up aimed at the wall. At 3.5 kg the unit is still light enough for one person to move between rooms without shifting the furniture.
6. Four to a carton, 0.04 CBM each
Four units per carton at 0.04 CBM and 14.5 kg gross gives 2,800 pcs in a 20ft and 6,800 in a 40HQ. Dense packing keeps per-unit freight low on a product that is long and awkward to ship, and the same carton works from sample order to full container.
Commercial terms: black and white are standard finishes; remote control is an optional extra specified on the order. Volume terms, plug type, packaging format and lead time are quoted per order against target quantity and destination market.
Q: Is the power adapter included?
A: Yes. A 12V 2.0A adapter ships with every unit, along with a 1.5m cable. Buyers do not need to source a supply separately, which removes the most common cause of a dead-on-arrival complaint in this category.
Q: Is a remote control included?
A: No — touch control on the bar is standard, and a remote is an optional extra specified on the order. If your channel expects a remote in the box, state it at the quotation stage so the packing list and the listing agree.
Q: Is the dimming stepless?
A: No. Dimming is in three steps, selected by touch on the bar, and color temperature runs through five steps between 3000K and 6000K. Continuous dimming is a different configuration and should not be claimed in copy for this model.
Q: What are the five color temperatures?
A: The range is 3000K to 6000K in five steps. The exact Kelvin values for each step are confirmed with the factory per order — do not print specific numbers on packaging until that confirmation is in writing.
Q: What is the MOQ and how does it pack?
A: Four units per carton at 0.04 CBM and 14.5 kg gross, giving 2,800 pcs per 20ft and 6,800 pcs per 40HQ. Carton dimensions stay identical from sample order to container, so freight quotes do not change between the two.
Q: What packaging does it ship in?
A: White box as standard per the specification. Retail channels that need a printed color box require a separate packaging run and quotation — confirm before the order is placed, not after the goods are ready.