The Felton TL is a table lamp with a choice of six interchangeable glasses inblack one G9 globe to 6W, not supplied, and itplugs into a power point.

Six glasses and our page named none of them. Thedescription carried only the general Felton range copy, so a customer looking atsix variants in the picker had nothing at all to choose betweenthem on. Here is what each does:

• Opal Matt fully diffused. The globe disappears and theshade glows evenly, with no glare from any angle. On atable lamp, where the fitting sits at eye level beside you, this is theonly glass that is comfortable to sit next to.
• Amber Tear warms the light itself, so even a neutralglobe reads golden. The softest of the visible-source options.
• Frost Tear soft; the globe reads as a warm centre rather than a point.
• Smoke tinted grey, cuts the output, and keeps the lamp adark object when off.
• Smoke Tear the same tint in the teardrop shape.
• Clear Prism faceted, refracts and throws patterns,globe fully visible. Striking on a console seen from across a room;uncomfortable beside a chair.

The rule for a table lamp: Opal Matt if you sit beside it, anything else if you look atit from across the room.

It plugs in no electrician needed. The Felton tablelamp is ClassII double insulated and supplied with a lead andplug, and unusually for this catalogue our own data records that correctly. Unpack it, fit aglobe, plug it in.

The shades are interchangeable and on a lamp that is a real feature

You can change the glass without replacing the lamp. On atable lamp that is more useful than on a fitting wired to a wall or ceiling, becausea table lamp moves around the house: the glass that suited a console in the hall maynot suit a bedside, and you can change it rather than buy again.

It also means you can buy Opal Matt for a bedside now andClear Prism later if it moves to a sideboard.

We hold almost no specification for this product.There is no manufacturer datasheet, and our record carriesno dimensions, no material and no weight only the voltage, globe type,wattage, IP rating and dimming.

If size or weight matters to where you are putting it, ask us and we will measure theactual lamp before you order. We would rather do that than publish a figure we cannotstand behind.

One globe, 6 watts and dimming is worth having

One G9 to 6W, not supplied. This is adecorative accent lamp, not a reading light it gives a console, a shelf or abedside a warm point of interest.

Dimming depends on the globe, and our record says so correctly asYes (Globe Dependent). On a plug-in lamp that means aninline or plug-in dimmer with a dimmable G9. On a6W lamp with visible glass, dimming is what turns it into something you canleave on all evening. Ask us and we will match the pair.

One glass across three ranges

The same six glasses fit the Felton wall lights and pendants, theTyson pendant bars and the Gaston pendant bars so atable lamp on the sideboard can match a bar over the dining tableexactly. Ask us and we will check availability across the three ranges.

Where it works

• Bedsides and shelves in Opal Matt, the only glass with no glare.
• Consoles and sideboards seen from across a room Clear Prism or Smoke.
• Matched to Felton, Tyson or Gaston fittings in the same glass.
• A 6W accent, not a reading light.
• Ask us for the dimensions before ordering no source records them.

Specifying it

Dimensions, material and weight are not recorded in any source ask us and we willmeasure the lamp. Black, with six interchangeable glasses. OneG9 globe to 6W, not supplied;dimming is globe dependent and needs an inline or plug-in dimmer. 240V,plug-in no electrician required,ClassII double insulated,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Which glass should I choose?

On a table lamp the rule is simple: Opal Matt if you sit beside it, anything else if you look at it from across the room. Opal Matt is the only one of the six with no glare at all. Amber Tear warms the light itself and is the softest of the visible-source options. Clear Prism refracts and throws patterns striking on a console, uncomfortable beside a chair.

Do I need an electrician?

No it is double insulated and supplied with a lead and plug. Unpack it, fit a globe, plug it in.

How big is it?

We do not know, and we will not guess. There is no manufacturer datasheet for this product and our record carries no dimensions, material or weight. If size matters to where you are putting it, ask us and we will measure the actual lamp before you order.

Can I change the glass later?

Yes, without replacing the lamp and on a table lamp that is more useful than on a wired fitting, because a table lamp moves around the house. Buy Opal Matt for a bedside now and Clear Prism later if it moves to a sideboard.

Is it bright enough to read by?

No one G9 to 6W is a decorative accent, giving a console, shelf or bedside a warm point of interest.

Can I dim it?

With a dimmable G9 and an inline or plug-in dimmer our record correctly records it as globe dependent. On a 6W lamp with visible glass, dimming is what turns it into something you can leave on all evening.

Does the glass fit other Telbix fittings?

Yes the same six fit the Felton wall lights and pendants, the Tyson pendant bars and the Gaston pendant bars, so a table lamp on the sideboard can match a bar over the dining table exactly.