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i-Total Lava lamp
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Unfortunately, we do not have any iTotal replacement bulbs R39 E 14 25 Watt on sale, as none of our suppliers can offer them.
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The lamp is multicoloured. The picture with the flamingo is wrong.
I would have taken a photo but the thing tipped over just from its height and shattered on the ground. 😑
digitec
10 months ago
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The appropriate replacement bulb for the Rainbow Lava Lamp by i-Total is a 30-watt incandescent bulb. This wattage is necessary to generate enough heat to melt the wax and create the lava effect properly. Using a bulb with lower wattage will not heat the lamp sufficiently to make the lava flow.
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digitec
1 year ago
The lamp not only shines white, but also has a colour-shifting effect that creates a dynamic atmosphere. It is not possible to set the exact colour, as the lamp uses fixed, non-replaceable light sources. However, the colours are not limited to white, but alternate between different colours, which is made possible by RGB lighting technology.
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digitec
1 year ago
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The lava lamp from i-Total, like other lava lamps, works primarily through the heat of a light bulb. Here are the most important points why a light bulb is indispensable:
- The light bulb serves as a heat source that warms and liquefies the wax in the lamp. Without this heat, the wax remains solid and does not move.
- LED bulbs or energy-saving bulbs are not suitable as they do not emit sufficient heat to warm the wax and create the typical movement.
- If the light bulb is defective or missing, the lava lamp will no longer work as the necessary heat is missing.
However, there are alternative models that work without bulbs, such as lava lamps that run on tea lights, but these are special exceptions and not the standard variant.
For the lava lamp from i-Total, it is therefore necessary to use a light bulb to ensure the desired functionality.
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And no problem because of the voltage is suitable for Switzerland.
No you can’t. and the light gets very hot. Would not recommend this for young kids, maybe for teenagers it would be ok.
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