Daylight Magnificent Pro A25090 3-in-1 Magnifying Lamp
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19px}.dsmagpro-grid3,.dsmagpro-included,.dsmagpro-use,.dsmagpro-featuregrid,.dsmagpro-flow,.dsmagpro-levels{grid-template-columns:1fr}.dsmagpro-stats{grid-template-columns:repeat(2,1fr)}.dsmagpro-buttons,.dsmagpro-buttons .dsmagpro-btn{width:100%}} Daylight Magnificent Pro A25090 | 3-in-1 illuminated magnifierBring light and 1.75× magnification to the floor, table or task in front of you. Magnificent Pro changes with the way you work. Build it as a floor magnifier beside your chair, shorten it into a table magnifier, or fit the magnetic lens cover and use the LED head as a colour-accurate task lamp—all from one stable, flexible system. Large 13cm semi-rimless lens provides 3-dioptre, 1.75× magnification with less frame interrupting the view. Three configurations cover floor magnification, table magnification and non-magnifying task light. Three measured brightness levels deliver 5,500, 3,500 or 1,500 lux at 15cm. 6,000K daylight LEDs with 95+ CRI help reveal fine detail and subtle colour differences. Flexible neck, arm and easy-grip handles make the head easier to position and hold securely. Explore the Three ConfigurationsCheck Specifications Floor + table + task lamp 1.75×3-dioptre magnification 13cmlarge semi-rimless lens 5,500 luxhighest level at 15cm 95+ CRIcolour-accurate daylight LEDs One lamp, three useful configurationsSet it up around your chair, table or current task 01Floor magnifier Add the extension section to bring illuminated magnification beside an armchair, sewing chair or freestanding work position.02Table magnifier Use the shorter configuration and sturdy base directly on a desk or table when the work is closer at hand.03Task lamp Fit the magnetic cover over the lens when magnification is not required and continue using the bright LED head as a work light. A clear view without a bulky ring around itThe semi-rimless lens keeps more of your work visible The 13cm acrylic lens makes objects appear 75% larger than normal. Its semi-rimless shape leaves the front of the viewing area open, while the 6,000K LED light surrounds the lens to illuminate the detail beneath it. The flexible neck and Easy Twist head let you refine the viewing angle without moving the project. 3 dioptresDaylight's optical rating for 1.75× magnification.13cm lensA generous viewing area for both hands and tools.Semi-rimlessLess frame between your eyes and the project.600 lumensMaximum visible output from the LED head. Three brightness levelsChoose the amount of light the task needs 5,500 luxHigh Brightest close-task setting for fine, demanding detail.3,500 luxMedium Strong working light for everyday magnified tasks.1,500 luxLow Gentler illumination when full output is unnecessary. Daylight measures these figures at 15cm from the light. Illumination on the work reduces as the head is moved farther away. Where it earns its placeMade for the details your eyes and fingers are following Hand embroidery Enlarge stitches, weave and thread placement while keeping both hands free beneath the lens.Sewing + repairs See hand stitching, unpicking, mending and small components with bright close-task light.Jewellery + modelling Inspect small findings, edges, paintwork and assembly details through the broad lens.Reading + charts Use magnification for fine print, patterns and diagrams, or cover the lens for ordinary task lighting. Position it without fighting the lampConfigure, bring close, focus and set the light 1Choose the height Assemble the floor or table configuration for the chair and work surface you are using.2Move by the grips Use the contrasting grey handles to bring the flexible arm and head towards the task.3Find focus Move the lens closer to or farther from the work until the enlarged image appears sharp.4Set brightness Select high, medium or low light for the detail and the room around you.5Cover after use Replace the magnetic lens cover to protect the lens and leave a neat task lamp. Lens and lighting specifications made usefulWhat the main figures mean in practice Specification Published value Why it matters Magnification 3 dioptres / 1.75× Objects appear approximately 75% larger than normal. Lens diameter 13cm A broad viewing area for hands, tools and project detail. Brightness levels 5,500 / 3,500 / 1,500 lux at 15cm Three close-task light levels for different materials and surroundings. Maximum output 600 lumens The total visible light produced on the highest setting. Colour temperature 6,000K daylight Crisp cool-white light that helps show contrast and fine detail. Colour rendering CRI 95+ High colour fidelity when comparing threads, fabrics, paint and materials. Included with Magnificent ProEverything required for all three configurations 1.75×Illuminated lens head 13cm semi-rimless lens surrounded by 6,000K, 95+ CRI LEDs.↝Flexible neck + arm Positionable support with contrasting easy-grip controls.FLOORFloor extension Adds height for use beside an armchair, sewing chair or freestanding task.▰Sturdy weighted base Approximately 24cm round base used for floor and table configurations.COVERMagnetic lens cover Protects the lens and converts the head into a neat non-magnifying task lamp.7WPower supply + cable Integrated LED system with 1.8m power cable. Lens care + safe positioningCover the lens whenever magnification is not being used Protect the lens—and the room around it A magnifying lens can concentrate direct sunlight, so the magnetic cover is an important part of everyday storage. Fit the magnetic lens cover whenever the magnifier is unattended. Never leave the uncovered lens where direct sunlight can pass through it. Clean the lens gently with a soft microfibre cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners, paper towels or harsh solvents on the lens. Keep sharp tools clear of the lens surface. Move and use it confidently Magnificent Pro uses a 7W integrated LED system and a stable 3.4kg base assembly. Place the base on a firm, level floor or table. Use the grey grips to reposition the head rather than pulling on the lens rim. Support the stem and base when moving the complete lamp. Keep the cable away from walkways and chair legs. Unplug before cleaning or changing between configurations. Daylight Magnificent Pro specificationsThe quick reference Brand / model Daylight Magnificent Pro A25090 Product type 3-in-1 illuminated magnifying lamp Configurations Floor magnifier / table magnifier / task lamp Magnification 3 dioptres / 1.75× Lens 13cm semi-rimless acrylic lens Lens cover Magnetic and removable Light source Integrated LED Brightness levels Three Illuminance at 15cm 5,500 / 3,500 / 1,500 lux Maximum luminous output 600 lumens Colour temperature 6,000K daylight Colour rendering CRI 95+ Energy consumption 7W Maximum horizontal reach Approximately 50cm Table configuration height Up to approximately 65cm, depending on arm position Floor extension section Approximately 60.2cm Head diameter Approximately 15.4cm Base diameter Approximately 24cm Weight 3.4kg Cable length 1.8m Finish White and grey Best viewing habits Clear magnification comes from adjusting the relationship between your eyes, the lens and the work. Bring the lens over the task before leaning towards it. Move the work or lens until the enlarged image is sharp. Keep both eyes open when comfortable. Use the lowest brightness that still shows the detail clearly. Cover the lens immediately after use. Frequently asked questionsDaylight Magnificent Pro FAQs What does 1.75× magnification mean?The 3-dioptre lens makes objects appear approximately 75% larger than normal. It is designed for comfortable everyday magnification rather than extremely high enlargement.How large is the viewing lens?The semi-rimless lens measures 13cm across, providing a generous viewing area while leaving the front edge less obstructed by a heavy frame.What are the three configurations?Magnificent Pro can be assembled as a floor magnifier, a shorter table magnifier, or a non-magnifying task lamp by fitting the magnetic cover over the lens.Does 3-in-1 mean it includes a clamp?No. The three functions are floor magnifier, table magnifier and task lamp. This A25090 model uses its supplied round base rather than a table clamp.How bright is the lamp?The three published illuminance levels are 5,500, 3,500 and 1,500 lux, measured 15cm from the lamp. It produces up to 600 lumens on the highest setting.Can the colour temperature be changed?No. Magnificent Pro uses a fixed 6,000K daylight colour temperature with three brightness levels.Is it suitable for colour matching?Yes. Its LEDs have a colour rendering index above 95, supporting accurate comparison of fabric, thread, paint and material colours.Why does the lens need a cover?The magnetic cover protects the lens from dust and scratches, creates the task-lamp configuration and prevents the lens from concentrating direct sunlight while unattended.Can I use the same base for the floor and table setups?Yes. The supplied round base supports both configurations; the floor setup adds the extension section between the base and flexible lamp assembly.How should I move the magnifying head?Use the contrasting grey grips and support the flexible arm while positioning. Avoid pulling or twisting the lamp by the lens rim. Magnify the detail. Match the colour. Move the lamp to the task.Give close work the clear, hands-free view it deserves. Use it beside your chair, on the table or as a bright task lamp when magnification is not needed. Check Specs AgainShop Daylight Lamps
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