I. Product Overview
AJ-FL-T9 — a 40W E27 floor lamp on a steel pole, for rooms where the buyer already knows which bulb they want and would rather choose it themselves.
Floor lamps sold online usually arrive with the light sealed in: a fixed color temperature, a fixed brightness, and a driver board that decides how long the whole fixture lasts. AJ-FL-T9 keeps the light separate from the object. The frame is steel, the shade is plastic, and the socket is standard E27 — so the bulb becomes a purchasing decision for the buyer rather than a constraint set at the factory.
- Light source: 1 x E27 socket, 40W Max., bulb supplied separately.
- Body: plastic shade on a steel pole, 2.6 kg, white or black.
- Control: on/off switch on the cable, reachable without bending to the base.
- Cable: 1.5m with a two round pin plug.
- Packing: 5 pcs per carton at 0.052 CBM — 2,692 pcs per 20ft, 6,538 pcs per 40HQ.
- MOQ: 300 pcs, low enough for a single-site test before a container commitment.
II. Product Advantages
1. The bulb stays the buyer's decision
Different markets want different bulbs, and the same market wants different bulbs in different rooms: 2700K in a bedroom, 4000K for reading, high output where the ceiling is dark. An E27 socket lets a distributor serve all of those from one SKU, and lets the end user swap a bulb in seconds instead of replacing a fixture. Nothing about color or brightness is locked in at the factory.
2. Steel pole, 2.6 kg
A floor lamp lives with being knocked: vacuum cleaners, children, a chair pushed back. A steel pole holds its line where thin plastic tubes bow and lean within a season, and at 2.6 kg the lamp stays light enough for one person to move between rooms without taking it apart.
3. Switch on the cable
The switch sits on the cord where a hand naturally falls, rather than at the base under the shade. For anyone with a sofa in front of the lamp, that difference decides whether the light gets used at all — a switch you have to reach behind furniture is a switch that stays on.
4. Forty watts of headroom
The 40W rating covers the bulbs people actually buy, including brighter retrofit options, and leaves margin for the higher-output bulbs that appear in workshop and reading positions. That ceiling is what separates a lamp that takes any household bulb from one that only accepts a specific low-wattage type.
5. Carton density that suits small orders
Five units per carton at 0.052 CBM is a dense pack: 2,692 pcs fit a 20ft and 6,538 a 40HQ. Because the carton is compact, a small order does not pay for air, and a buyer testing a market can start at 300 pcs without changing the carton spec later when volume arrives.
6. Two finishes, one specification
White and black cover the two most common interiors without a second product line. Buyers specify finish per room or per zone and keep one carton spec, one compliance file and one reorder process — which matters more than the extra color would.
Commercial terms: MOQ 300 pcs. Plug type, input voltage and carton gross weight are confirmed per order against destination market.
III. Product Applications
- Living room corners — room light without wiring a ceiling point into an older property.
- Bedrooms — bulb choice sets the mood, from warm evening light to bright reading.
- Reading chairs and book nooks — 40W headroom takes a brighter bulb where the page is far from the shade.
- Hotel rooms and serviced apartments — nothing electronic to fail between guests, and no bulb brand to keep in stock.
- Rental flats — the tenant replaces the bulb, not the fixture.
- Home offices — swap to a higher-output bulb for desk work without changing the lamp.
- Lounges and waiting areas — one fixture, one socket, no ceiling work.
- Showroom and staging — neutral silhouette that does not fight the furniture.
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