Description
This infinity light shows Ron Weasley from Harry Potter as a cheerful cartoon figure, with a big round head, a sweep of orange hair, freckled cheeks and a small, friendly smile. When it is switched on, rows of tiny lights glow through the hair, face and clothes and seem to fall away into a deep tunnel, giving a sense of depth far beyond the figure itself. The hair shines a warm orange, the striped scarf glows in blocks of red and yellow, and the robes give off a soft pale light, all held in crisp black outlines that keep every part of the character clear.
It stands on its own flat base, so it needs no wall or hook. Set it on a bookshelf, a bedside table, a desk or a games room shelf and let it glow through the evening. Its upright shape and black outline make it easy to stand against a wall or in a corner, facing the room. In a Harry Potter themed bedroom, a reading corner or beside a stack of favourite books, it brings a familiar face and a warm, playful light that suits a room without filling it.
It runs at low voltage through a mains transformer and plugs into the mains, so place it within easy reach of a socket and keep the transformer indoors. To keep its face and colours bright, switch it off and unplug it before cleaning, then dust it gently with a soft dry cloth rather than anything wet or abrasive. We like it on a shelf at eye level, where the deep glow is easiest to enjoy, and wrapped as a present it brings a little wizarding warmth to a bedroom or den.
Specification
| Power |
Mains, via a low-voltage transformer |
| Minimum order |
6 units, priced per unit |
Frequently Asked
How is the Ron Weasley infinity light powered?
It runs at low voltage through a mains transformer and plugs into the mains, so you will want a socket nearby wherever it sits.
Does it stand up or hang on a wall?
It stands upright on its own flat base, so it sits on a shelf, desk or bedside table with no fixings needed.
Can I use it outdoors?
We suggest keeping it indoors. The record does not state outdoor use for this light, and its mains transformer should stay inside too.
What does the infinity effect look like?
When it is lit, rows of tiny lights seem to stretch back into a deep tunnel through Ron's hair, face, scarf and robes, giving a striking look of depth.
Which character does it show?
It shows Ron Weasley from Harry Potter in a cartoon style, with orange hair, freckles, a red and yellow striped scarf and pale robes.
How should I clean it?
Switch it off and unplug it first, then dust it gently with a soft dry cloth, avoiding anything wet or abrasive on the face and edges.