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The Amity TL25 is a 400mm LED table lamp in iron with a glass shade 8W giving 435lm at 3000K, withtouch dimming in black with smoke,matt brass with opal or matt brass with amber.
It dims by touch, and only a garbled datasheet cell said so.Our sheets cable-length field reads Touch Dimming +180 two facts written into one cell. The cable is 1,800mmand the lamp has a touch dimmer. Neither our record nor the specificationtable says touch; both say only dimmable: Yes. So the mostuseful thing about this lamp that you adjust it by touching it, with noswitch to find in the dark was effectively invisible.
Matt brass carries opal and amber; black carries smoke.
8W giving 435lm at 54lm/W, which is exactlywhat the matching wall light gives from the same 8W. That consistency is useful: a bedroom withan Amity wall light above the bed and an Amity table lamp on a dresser will havethe same light from both. It is ambient rather than task light comfortable to sit with, not enough to read fine print by.
It is ClassIII low voltage so it needs adriver, and no source mentions one. The old page said an electrician was required, which iswrong for a corded lamp. Ask us and we will confirm what ships in the box.
400mm tall by 250mm wide on a 170mm base, at2.7kg. That is solid for its size the weight sits lowand the lamp stays where you put it, which matters on something you are going to touch every night.
Amity runs as this table lamp, a floor lamp and awall light. The floor and table lamps carry all three glass options; thewall light is stocked in matt brass with opal only. Worth knowing before you plan a matchedroom.
400mm tall by 250mm wide, base 170mm, cable1,800mm, 2.7kg, iniron and glass, sand finish. Integrated8W LED giving 435lm at 3000K, included,CRI>80, TOUCH dimming. 240V supply,ClassIII low voltage; driver required, not confirmed as supplied,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.
Supplied and supported by Lights For You.
How do I dim it?
By touching the lamp no switch to find in the dark. Worth stating plainly because only a garbled datasheet cell said so: the cable-length field reads Touch Dimming +180, with two facts written into one cell. Neither our record nor the specification table mentions touch.
Which glass should I choose?
Opal hides the source completely and is the one for a bedside no bright point, no glare. Amber warms the 3000K source into a golden glow at the cost of some output. Smoke keeps it cool and low and makes the lamp read as an object.
Does it need a driver?
It is Class III, low voltage under 54V, so yes and no source mentions one. Ask us to confirm what ships in the box.
Is it bright enough to read by?
It is ambient rather than task light 435lm, comfortable to sit with but not enough for fine print. That is the same output as the matching Amity wall light, so a room using both has consistent light.
Do I need an electrician?
The old page said so, which is wrong for a corded lamp. But do not assume it simply plugs in until we have confirmed the driver arrangement.
Is it stable?
2.7kg on a 170mm base, which is solid for a 400mm lamp and it matters on something you touch every night.
Can I match it with an Amity wall light?
Partly. The floor and table lamps carry all three glass options; the wall light is stocked in matt brass with opal only.
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