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Halley Task Light - LED

Material Aluminum; steel; plastic; LED; PCB electronics. Measurements H 13"-43" W 11  ‚¬â€œ43  D 9"-43" Cord L 52" Helpful Notes Shipped via Standard Service Halley Task Light - LED $510 $46/month and 25% off shipping? Learn more. Add to Order Save to My Wish List Print this Page Email this Page Designer Richard Sapper As the first designer to successfully introduce halogen lighting in the 1980s with his Tizio lamp, Richard Sapper is a fitting figure to now define the capabilities of LED (light-emitting diode) technology with the Halley Task Light (2004). Taking the LED semiconductors commonly used in car brake lights, traffic lights and bicycle lights for their long life spans, Sapper has created a small, easily balanced lamp head that emits a high-powered warm white light that will last for 50,000 hours (eight hours a day for 20 years). The lighting is crisp, focused and glare free. The lamp head remains cool to the touch with a small fan encased in red polycarbonate at the rear. With six points of rotation ‚¬â€two at each joint ‚¬â€the Halley is fluidly adjustable to 360° at every juncture. A Calder-esque system of geometric counterweights lends perfectly balanced arms and a sculptural quality to the design. A dimmer provides a full range of light. Select Quantity

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