• PH Hat Wall Lamp – Louis Poulsen
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    PH Hat Wall Lamp

    Regular price €465,00
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    The PH Hat Wall Lamp was designed by Poul Henningsen in 1961, partly with bedroom lighting in mind. It was first made in two sizes; only the smaller one is produced today.

    The steel shade sits on a wall box and tilts from 0° to about 67°, which changes how the light falls into the room. The light is indirect and entirely glare-free, and the rose-coloured inside of the white shade gives it a warm tone.

    With a 22.5 cm shade, it suits bedrooms as well as hallways, stairways and entrance areas. It comes with a 2.4 m cord and plug, or without cord for hardwiring, with or without an on/off switch on the wall box. It takes one E14 bulb.

    Details

    Brand Louis Poulsen
    Designer Poul Henningsen
    Dimensions W 22.5 × H 22.5 × L 15.3 cm
    Weight 790 g / For hardwiring: 1.6–1.8 kg
    Material Shade and wall box: drawn steel, white lacquered; shade interior rose-pink
    Style Scandinavian Design, Mid-Century Design
    Light source1 × E14, max. 20 W, not included
    Shade tilt0° to approx. 67°
    Cable2.4 m white plastic cord with plug (version with cord)
    SwitchOn/off switch on the wall box; hardwired version also available without switch
    IP ratingIP20
    Protection classII (with cord) / I (hardwired)
    Downloads PH Hat Wall Lamp 90355 Cut Sheet (PDF)

    Care

    Steel Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and dry immediately. Powder-coated surfaces tolerate a mild detergent; avoid abrasive cleaners. Raw steel can develop a patina and is best kept dry.

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