Rechargeable table lamp DALT Corten steel from Nova Luce is a Solar light with the manufacturer number 9030145. The item belongs to the series DALT.
The Dalt table lamp impresses with its robust housing made of Corten Die-Casting aluminium and a frosted polycarbonate diffuser. It is specially designed for outdoor use and provides pleasant lighting with 60 lumens of warm white light (3000K). The lamp features a touch-sensitive dimming function and is powered via a USB cable. With a diameter of 9.5 cm and a height of 25 cm, it is compact and versatile. The IP54 protection rating guarantees protection against dust and splashing water, ideal for outdoor use. The Dalt combines modern design with practical functionality and is an elegant solution for atmospheric outdoor lighting.
Technical data
- Color: Corten steel
- Material: Aluminium
- Diameter: 9.5 cm
- Height: 25 cm
- Light source: LED
- Power: 1 W
- Luminous flux: 60 lm
- Color temperature: 3000 K
- Color rendering (CRI): >80
- Dimmable: Yes
- Dimming type: Touch dimmer
- Bulb included: Yes
- LED module replaceable: No
- Protection rating: IP54
- Protection class: III
- Mounting type: Surface-mounted
- Mounting location: Table
- Application area: Outdoor area
- Input voltage: 3.7 V
- Adjustable: No
- Weight: 0.23 kg
- Warranty: 3 years
- EAN: 5212017477040
- Manufacturer article number: 9030145
Order number 162029
Nova Luce stands for modern luminaires with a clear design, homely lighting effect, and a sense for international interior design trends. The Greek brand combines decorative indoor luminaires, functional outdoor luminaires, and contemporary LED technology into a versatile range for private living spaces, hotels, gastronomy, and stylish contract areas. Discover Nova Luce at Leuchtenking as an attractive lighting brand for modern, warm, and harmoniously designed lighting concepts.
Bench by the Hunting Lodge, Blue Hour
DACHWalter buttons his loden jacket halfway and reaches for the thermos, its lid still steaming. After his watch, he sits outside on the bench, despite the mist creeping over the meadow. His wristwatch reads 7:32 p.m.; the light above the lodge door flicks on as he stretches. On the rough wooden table in front of him stands a small battery-powered lamp, its glow softly reflected in the enamel mug. Walter moves a little closer to the wall and peers through the fogged window into the lodge, where the decorative stag’s head hangs in the window niche. A gentle breeze makes the spruce tops at the forest’s edge sway.
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