Balad H38 | Nomad lamp

Designed by Tristan Lohner, the H38 Balad lamp embodies the excellence of Fermob's expertise. Its elegant, rounded design conceals cutting-edge technology, offering unrivalled versatility. This nomadic lamp is practical, fun and aesthetically pleasing, perfectly in keeping with the spirit of our brand.

In its XXL version, the H38 Balad retains the features that made its predecessor such a success. Its polyethylene diffuser emits a luminous flux of 150 Lm, while its varied temperatures and luminous intensities mean you can create the perfect atmosphere in an instant. What's more, its flickering mode imitates the soft glow of a candle, prolonging evenings in good company.

The iconic coloured aluminium handle, a signature of the Balad collection, makes it easy to transform this cordless table lamp into a portable light, ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. With its long runtime, it will accompany you wherever you go, from the park to the terrace, via the back of the garden. Its removable and repairable design guarantees maximum durability.

Versatile and elegant, these portable lights are ideal for a wide range of uses. With its colour-coordinated "offset foot" option, the H38 Balad even becomes a floor lamp, adding a new dimension to your lighting. Treat yourself to the H38 Balad today and transform your spaces into oases of light and conviviality."

Technical specifications:

- Lighting: integrated 2.5W LED
- Luminous flux: 150 lumens
- Controls: Push-button switch for temperature and light intensity adjustments, and off function.
- Lighting scenarios: Cool white (6000°K) 100%, cool white (6000°K) 50%, neutral white (4000°K) 100%, neutral white (4000°K) 50%, candle-like warm white (2300°K) flicker.
- Power supply: Rechargeable battery via USB (2m cable supplied)
- Amperage: 2 A / ** Voltage: 5 V
- USB mains adapter: Not supplied (**must respect voltage).
- Protection rating: IP44

**Make sure you use a compatible adapter to avoid any risk of damage not covered by the warranty.

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