Surgical XLarge Floor Lamp on Heavy Tripod

About the Item

Large operating lamp (60s) placed on a Cambo photo studio (from the 1950s) on a column tripod. This unit was purchased without lamps, the rare spot spots (par46) were found unused as old stock in U.S.A. These twelve glass units were then drilled open and fitted with LED modules. This brought the wattage per lamp from 40 to 4 watts (480 lumens a pice.). As a result, the lamp still has a use of 48w in total, instead of 480w. This warm lighting is nicely dimmed and switched by a rotary knob on the lamp. This lighting can also be switched separately in only the four inner lamps or the eight in the outer circle. The 12 lamp original rings (in black plastic) were also not on it, these have been replaced by 12 laser-cut rings in stainless steel. The mechanism in this lamp is special for directing the beam, the outer lamp circle can be turned inwards or outwards as a whole via a rotary knob. There is still a working counterweight in the column, which relieves the height adjustment of the lamp arm via a pulley. By screwing in the three buttons in the tripod foot, the entire unit can be moved easily. Color scheme, tripod in newly applied black Hammer, column is original chrome/nickel (with signs of wear). Operating lamp unit repainted in hammertone grey. Total height column: 210 cm. (A second gray column of 260 cm is also available at the moment). Total height of the lamp in the highest position on the tripod of 210 cm. becomes: 320 cm. Diameter of the operating lamp: 100 cm. We strongly advise to fix the tripod to the floor or a wall when placing it in public spaces such as catering establishments or a child-friendly environment.

Dimensions:

Height: 82.68 in (210 cm)Width: 43.31 in (110 cm)Depth: 23.63 in (60 cm)

Power Source:

Plug-in

Voltage:

220-240v

Lampshade:

Not Included

Materials and Techniques:

Glass,Metal,Lacquered

Place of Origin:

Netherlands