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Gramercy 70-in Aluminum Floor Lamp

The Gramercy 70-in Aluminum Floor Lamp measures 9" across and 70-1/8" tall. Inside sits an integrated LED rated for 50,000 hours, throwing 3400 lumens in all directions. The black driver and wire runs 90", which is worth checking against the distance from your outlet before you order.

Black Finish and Build

Construction is Aluminum + Glass, finished in Black, at 9" across and 70-1/8" tall. The black driver and wire measures 90".

Specifications and Design Details

The specs that matter before you buy: 3400 lumens at 40W; 3000K color temperature; 90 CRI; an LED with DC Driver rated for 50,000 hours; a touch dimmer on the lamp across 100% to 10%; 120V supply; dry location rated; light aimed in all directions; overall size D9" x H70-1/8"; 90" black driver and wire; ETL listed.

Where This Floor Lamp Works

A few places this one earns its spot. Beside a reading chair, where a floor lamp puts light over the shoulder rather than into the page. Filling a dark corner of a living room, where the ceiling fixture never reaches. Next to a desk or a worktable, where 90 CRI matters for reading and for judging color on paper. Wherever it goes, the black driver and wire is 90", so measure to the outlet first.

Highlights

  • 3400 lumens from 40W, no bulbs to buy
  • 90 CRI for accurate color on books, fabric, and art
  • 3000K output
  • Dimmable by a touch dimmer on the lamp, 100% to 10%
  • Aluminum + Glass construction in Black
  • Dry location rated, 120V
  • 90" black driver and wire
  • Integrated LED rated for 50,000 hours
  • 70-1/8" tall, D9" x H70-1/8"

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