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The Reiba lamp combines innovation and design in every detail. Made of metal, this piece is ideal for decorating and illuminating any outdoor space. Its structure and metal rods bring a touch of modernity and, when switched on, it projects a display of lights and shadows creating a unique and engaging atmosphere. With IP44 protection, this lamp guarantees durability and performance outdoors. It includes a neutral-temperature LED light for a balanced and cosy atmosphere. Its intensity is also easily adjustable by button. It offers an autonomy of between 12 and 48 hours depending on the intensity of the light used. Plus, its integrated, removable solar panel allows full charging in one day in sunlight.
Reiba
Reiba black metal solar floor lamp
Brand: Kave Home
- Portable black metal floor lamp with integrated, removable solar panel.
- IP44 protected, suitable for outdoor use.
- Integrated neutral-temperature LED light. Light intensity adjustable by button.
- With an autonomy of 12/15/48 hours depending on the intensity of the light. Estimated full charge time is 1 day with sunlight.
- Available in more colours.
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| Weight | 2,9 kg |
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| Width | 26 cm |
| Height | 70 cm |
| Length | 26 cm |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Metal |
The Reiba lamp combines innovation and design in every detail. Made of metal, this piece is ideal for decorating and illuminating any outdoor space. Its structure and metal rods bring a touch of modernity and, when switched on, it projects a display of lights and shadows creating a unique and engaging atmosphere. With IP44 protection, this lamp guarantees durability and performance outdoors. It includes a neutral-temperature LED light for a balanced and cosy atmosphere. Its intensity is also easily adjustable by button. It offers an autonomy of between 12 and 48 hours depending on the intensity of the light used. Plus, its integrated, removable solar panel allows full charging in one day in sunlight.
