The Knoll Desktop Lamp features an award-winning design crafted by the team of John Rizzi and Brooks Rorke. This height adjustable lamp provides a simple yet elegant accent for any area along with high quality lighting output. Choose a fluorescent bulb or a halogen bulb. The Halogen edition of the Knoll Desktop Lamp comes standard with a dual intensity switch, which allows the user to dim the light to 30 watts.
Features -
Knoll Desktop Lamp
- Available in a fluorescent or halogen bulb edition
- Lamp is height adjustable to 19 1/2" for changing tasks and environments
- Includes solid freestanding molded plastic base
- Vertical post constructed from durable black aluminum
- Halogen version available with dimmer switch
Knoll Desktop Lamp Specifications
| Overall dimensions | 11.5" W x 11.5" D x 15.25" H, 5 lbs., 11 ozs. |
| Halogen model lighting output | 50 watt, G8 120V, 60HZ, dimmer switch for 30/50 watt output |
| Fluorescent model lighting output | 22 watt, T5 circular 120 V, 3200K, 60 HZ |
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Lamp Type - Knoll Desktop Lamp
The Knoll Desktop Lamp is available with a Halogen or a Fluorescent bulb. The Halogen version features a dual intensity switch, which allows the user to dim the light to 30 watts.
Professor Ergo's Thoughts:
Knoll continues to offer sophisticated design and quality craftsmanship with the Knoll Desktop Lamp. This sturdy lamp features four inches of height adjustability, and its elegant black aluminum base and shade will blend well in any environment.
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