I. Product Overview
AJ-A1-F2B — a black dual-shade floor lamp that takes two E27 bulbs, for rooms where the buyer already knows which bulb they want.
Most floor lamps sold online arrive with the light engine sealed in: the buyer inherits someone else's color temperature, someone else's brightness, and a fixture that goes in the bin the day the light source fails. AJ-A1-F2B takes the opposite route. It is a two-shade floor piece built around standard E27 sockets, a 1.5m cable and an on/off switch — mechanical parts a distributor can stock, sell and support across several markets without a driver board in the bill of materials.
- Light source: E27 socket rated to 40W max., bulb supplied separately — the buyer picks output, color and brand for their own market.
- Build: plastic and steel column on a round base, 3.4 kg, black finish that reads as a design piece rather than an office fitting.
- Shades: an upper shade for ambient light and a side head aimed at the seat, so one fixture covers what normally takes two.
- Control: a single on/off switch at the cord; no dimmer module, no remote, no driver to fail in the field.
- Cable: 1.5m with a two round pin plug, sized for European outlets; other plug types are specified per order.
- Assembly: ships knocked down in a 230 x 160 x 365mm inner box, which is how five units fit one outer carton.
- Packing: 5 pcs per carton at 0.092 CBM and 17.5 kg gross — 1,522 pcs per 20ft, 3,696 pcs per 40HQ.
- MOQ: 300 pcs, low enough to test a market before committing to a container.
II. Product Advantages
1. The bulb is the buyer's decision, not ours
An E27 socket means the lamp ships without a fixed light engine. Buyers in different markets fit whatever their customers already trust: 2700K warm for living rooms, 4000K neutral for reading corners, high-lumen bulbs for workshops, smart bulbs where that category sells. Nothing is locked in at the factory, so the same SKU serves markets that would otherwise need separate versions. When a bulb eventually dies, the user replaces the bulb rather than the fixture — which is also why this lamp outlives the warranty window that ends integrated-light competitors.
2. Two shades, two jobs
The upper shade throws ambient light upward and outward; the side head aims down at a chair, a book or a corner. One fixture covers the work that usually takes a floor lamp plus a table lamp, which matters in small apartments, rental units and hotel rooms where the furniture plan is fixed and floor area is not negotiable. Shoppers searching for a reading lamp and a room lamp at the same time find both in one product page.
3. 3.4 kg with a steel column
Light enough for one person to move between rooms without dismantling anything, rigid enough that the shade does not drift when somebody brushes past. The base is sized for the footprint the lamp actually occupies rather than for the catalogue photograph, so it sits steady on carpet and hard floor alike, and the pole does not flex when the side head is pulled forward.
4. Nothing to break but a switch
On/off at the cord, no dimmer module, no remote, no driver board. For a distributor this is the lowest-return configuration in the category: the parts that fail on electronic lamps are simply not there. Field failures in this segment cluster around drivers and touch dimmers, so removing both removes the repair loop, the spare-parts stock and the one-star review that follows a dead lamp in month eight.
5. Carton density that fits an add-on order
Five units per carton at 0.092 CBM and 17.5 kg gross gives 1,522 pcs in a 20ft and 3,696 in a 40HQ. A buyer can open at 300 pcs, test a market, then scale without changing carton spec or re-quoting freight. Carton dimensions stay identical from sample order to container, which keeps landed cost predictable through the first year of a listing.
Commercial terms: MOQ 300 pcs, black finish as standard. Plug type is specified per destination market; volume terms, packing configuration and lead time are quoted per order against target quantity and market.
III. Product Applications
- Living room corners — ambient light from the upper shade without wiring a ceiling fixture into an older property.
- Bedrooms — the side head reads a book while the upper shade keeps the rest of the room out of darkness.
- Hotel rooms and serviced apartments — nothing electronic to fail between guests, and no bulb brand to keep in stock.
- Cafes and lounge seating — a warm bulb choice matches the interior, and the black column disappears against dark walls.
- Rental apartments — the tenant replaces the bulb, not the fixture, which removes the landlord's repair call.
- Showrooms and reception areas — the black finish holds its own next to upholstery and joinery, not just office furniture.
- Student housing and dormitories — one carton covers five rooms, and a knocked-over lamp costs a bulb rather than a fixture.
- Contract and project orders — 1,522 pcs per 20ft suits phased site delivery across a multi-block fit-out.
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