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VL45 Radiohus portable lamp, brass - pale yellow
Description
Louis Poulsen's portable VL45 Radiohus lamp mimics the elegant design of the pendant, originally designed for the Radiohus building in Copenhagen. The mastermind behind both the luminaire and the building is architect Vilhelm Lauritzen, who is known for his functionalist architecture in Denmark. The VL45 Radiohus lamp features a beautiful round shade made of mouth-blown glass that filters soft uniform light. Patinated brass details and a leather strap complete the luxurious look.
The portable VL45 Radiohus has a dimming function that allows you to choose either between 4-step or continuous dimming, depending on your space, needs and mood. With up to 5 hours of light at full power, the lamp is easy to charge with the included USB-C cable.
- Width: 6.89 in (17.5 cm)
- Shade diameter: 6.89 in (17.5 cm)
- Height: 10.83 in (27.5 cm)
- Measurement details: Height excluding strap: 8.07 in (20,5 cm)
- Material Mouth-blown glass, brass, aged brass with hairlines, leather.
- Colour Pale yellow, brass
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Light source
Integrated dimmable 2W LED.
The LED module can only be replaced by the manufacturer or a qualified electrician. - Colour temperature 1,600–3,000 K
- Luminous flux 270 lm
- IP rating 44
- Protection class III
- Power supply 5V, 1.5A
- Weight 2.65 lbs (1.2 kg)
- Integrated switch Yes
- Dimmable Yes
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Notes
Intensity of the colored glass may vary.
Dimming: Dim-to warm, stepless or 4-step dimmer (5%, 20%, 45%, 100%).
Battery: Li-Ion (replaceable). Battery life 5 hours on 100 %. Charging with USB-C cable (included).
LED module available as a spare part from the manufacturer. To replace it, please contact a qualified electrician. Please note that the lamp cannot be charged using Apple power adapters. - Product ID: LP5744171737
Architect and designer Vilhelm Lauritzen (1894–1984) was one of the most significant Danish architects of his era and a figurehead of Danish functionalism. Lauritzen’s work is still widely visible in various places around Denmark – the Nørrebro Theater, Copenhagen’s Daells Varehus and the first terminal of Kastrup Airport are great examples of his modernist style. Lauritzen often designed also the furniture and lighting for his buildings, and some of his best-known design pieces are the Radiohuset lamps, designed for Frederiksberg’s radio building and produced by Louis Poulsen. “No life without esthetics” was Lauritzens firmly held belief, and he considered architecture as a form of applied art. Vilhelm Lauritzen Arkitekter, founded by Lauritzen in 1922, is nowadays one of the most valued architectural offices of Denmark.
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Extended return period until 31 January 2027.