Description
This Harry Potter infinity light figure gives the young wizard a cheerful, rounded cartoon look, with a full head of golden hair, his famous round glasses, a small smile and a red and yellow striped scarf over a grey robe with a little badge. Every part of the design sits inside a crisp black outline, and when it is lit, rows of light appear to run back deep into the figure, the tunnel effect that gives an infinity light its name. It stands upright on its own flat oval base, so it needs no wall or fixings.
We think it suits a bedroom, a reading corner, a desk or a bookshelf, anywhere a soft glow is welcome in the evening. It makes a friendly companion on a bedside table, and a fun centrepiece for a themed room, a study or a games space, where the glowing glasses and scarf give a familiar face to the room. Lovers of the stories will spot the character at once, and its cartoon proportions mean it sits happily among books, frames and other favourite pieces on a shelf.
It runs at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into a wall socket, so there are no batteries to change. Keep the figure and its transformer indoors, away from damp, and set it on a steady, level surface within reach of a socket, where the base can sit flat. To care for it, unplug it first, then dust the front and the black edging with a soft dry cloth to keep the outlines sharp and the light looking clear. For the best effect, place it where it can be seen from across the room once the main lights go down, and it makes a cheerful present for any shelf that needs a little magic.
Specification
| Power |
Mains, via a low-voltage transformer |
| Minimum order |
6 units, priced per unit |
Frequently Asked
How is the Harry Potter infinity light powered?
It runs at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into a wall socket, so there are no batteries to buy or change.
Does it hang on a wall or stand up?
It stands upright on its own flat oval base, so it sits neatly on a shelf, desk, sideboard or bedside table without any wall fixings.
What does the infinity effect look like?
When it is lit, rows of light seem to run back deep inside the figure, giving the hair, face, scarf and robe a glowing sense of depth behind the black outlines.
What does the design show?
It shows Harry Potter in a rounded cartoon style, with golden hair, round glasses, a small smile, a red and yellow striped scarf and a grey robe with a badge.
How do I clean it?
Unplug it first, then dust the front and the black edging with a soft dry cloth to keep the outlines crisp and the light looking clear.
Where does it look best?
We like it on a bookshelf, desk or bedside table in a bedroom, study or games room, where its glow can be seen once the main lights go down.