Fernando Tilting Bar Black and Chrome LED Task Lamp
Featuring a black and chrome finish, this contemporary metal LED task lamp from Elk Lighting gives your workspace a stylish and useful detail. With a black metal shade, this lamp has a neutral and elegant style. Crafted from metal, this lamp exhibits a refined, modern aesthetic.
- 27" high at maximum arm extension. Base is 5" square.
- Built-in 10 watt LED module has a light output comparable to a 35 watt incandescent bulb.
- 300 lumens. 6000K color temperature. 80 CRI. On-off switch on the light bar.
- Contemporary metal LED task lamp. Design by Elk Lighting.
- Black and chrome finish. Metal construction.
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