A mechanism with history
The spring-balanced geometry has remained useful and understandable since 1937.
The 1937 spring-balanced architect lamp updated with a dimmable LED engine, automatic shutoff and included table clamp.
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Jac Jacobsen designed the Luxo L-1 in 1937, establishing the familiar spring-balanced architect-lamp form. This current white LED configuration keeps the external springs and long articulated arm, includes an edge clamp and adds dimming plus a selectable four- or nine-hour automatic shutoff. LuxoLig...
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The features that make this product stand out from the competition.
The spring-balanced geometry has remained useful and understandable since 1937.
The long arm moves over a large work area while staying where it is placed.
Clamp, base and other mounting options are separate components rather than a molded-in stand.
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The exact listing documents LED dimming and selectable four- or nine-hour automatic shutoff.
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The current listing retains the original spring-balanced architecture and states more than 25 million L-1 luminaires...
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LuxoLighting maintains current mounting, ballast and replacement-parts categories alongside the L-1 family.
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Sign in to view price historyThis white configuration includes a table-edge clamp, so it can be secured directly to a desk or similar work surface without relying on a separate base. The product page identifies the supplied mount as a table clamp.
Yes. The L-1 LED listing says the light source is dimmable and provides selectable automatic shutoff after either four or nine hours. Those controls are intended to reduce unnecessary operating time during normal office use.
The product listing states that the LED light source is expected to last 25 years or more with normal office use. This is a usage-based service-life statement, not a guarantee that the light source will never require service or replacement.
The L-1 was designed by Jac Jacobsen in 1937 and uses a flexible, spring-balanced articulated arm. The listing describes this design as the original architect-lamp form and reports that more than 25 million L-1 luminaires have been sold worldwide.
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