Description
Mini Stepp is a table lamp in antique brass. A wide, very shallow antique brass disc that flares out almost flat and turns down at its rim, with a small stepped brass cap above it held clear on short posts. Light escapes between the cap and the disc as a bright ring as well as downward. Below the disc a short brass cone drops to a slim brass stem, which runs to a low round brass base. The brass is brushed to a soft aged gold, the same tone on every part, with a small turned collar where the stem meets the base. The lamp is low and broad, like a parasol on a stick. It measures 23cm tall, in metal.
It is a lamp to carry: a side table indoors, then a garden table, a balcony rail or a step by the back door once the evening is warm enough to sit out. Rated IP44, it will take rain and splashing while it is out there, though it is meant to come back in rather than be left through the winter. Running off its own battery is what makes that possible: there is no flex to find a socket for and nothing to trip over on a terrace.
The LED is built in at 1.8W, so there is no bulb to buy and none to fit. It has 3 brightness settings, changed by switching off at the wall and straight back on, so no dimmer is needed. It carries an F energy label. It runs on a 1600mAh battery and charges in about 3-4 hours, so it can be carried from room to room.
Specification
| Height |
23cm |
| Finish |
Antique Brass |
| Material |
Metal |
| Light Source |
Integrated LED |
| Power |
1.8W |
| Brightness Settings |
3 settings |
| Energy Class |
F |
| Supply |
DC 5V |
| IP Rating |
IP44 |
| Suitable Location |
Indoor or outdoor |
| Battery |
1600mAh |
| Charging Time |
3-4 hours |
Downloads
Instruction manual (PDF)
Frequently Asked
Do I need to buy a bulb?
No. The LED is built into the fitting, so there is nothing to buy and nothing to fit.
What happens when the LED fails?
The fitting is replaced rather than relamped. At 1.8W and normal domestic use that is many years away.
How do I change the brightness?
Switch off at the wall and straight back on. Each flick moves it to the next setting. No dimmer is needed.
Will it work on a dimmer?
It does not need one, and it should not be fitted to one. Brightness is controlled from the wall switch instead.
Can it be used outside?
Yes, in a sheltered spot. It is rated IP44, so it will take rain and splashing water, and it is meant to be carried out and brought back in rather than left out through the winter.