Daylight MAG Lamp S Clamp Magnifying Lamp

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19px}.dsmags-grid3,.dsmags-included,.dsmags-use,.dsmags-featuregrid,.dsmags-flow,.dsmags-levels{grid-template-columns:1fr}.dsmags-stats{grid-template-columns:repeat(2,1fr)}.dsmags-buttons,.dsmags-buttons .dsmags-btn{width:100%}} Daylight MAG Lamp S AN1200 | Clamp-mounted illuminated magnifierBring bright, hands-free magnification exactly over the detail. MAG Lamp S combines a clear 12.7cm glass lens with bright 6,000K daylight LEDs and a long adjustable spring arm. Clamp it securely to the edge of a sewing table, craft bench or professional workstation, then draw the lens towards the task for a larger, clearer view without sacrificing valuable surface space. 3-dioptre glass lens provides 1.75× magnification, making the viewed detail appear approximately 75% larger. 12.7cm viewing lens gives both hands room to work beneath the magnifier. Up to 5,300 lux at 15cm illuminates fine stitches, components and surface detail. Two brightness levels let you reduce the light when maximum output is unnecessary. 110cm maximum reach brings the head across a generous working area. See How It PositionsCheck Specifications 1.75× glass lens + 110cm reach 1.75×3-dioptre magnification 12.7cmglass viewing lens 5,300 luxmaximum at 15cm 110cmmaximum arm reach Long reach without a bulky baseClamp it at the edge and bring the lens to the work 01Preserve the table The included clamp supports the lamp at the edge, keeping the central work surface clear for fabric, tools or client work.02Shape the spring arm Move the adjustable arm over the task and use its generous reach to position the illuminated lens where it is most useful.03Find a sharp view Adjust the distance between your eyes, the lens and the project until the enlarged detail appears comfortably focused. Clear glass magnificationA generous lens for steady two-handed work The 12.7cm glass lens is rated at 3 dioptres, which corresponds to 1.75× magnification. That is a practical enlargement for following stitches, inspecting small components and carrying out detailed professional work while keeping a useful field of view. 3 dioptresThe optical rating behind the 1.75× magnification.75% largerHow much larger an object appears compared with normal viewing.12.7cm glassClear, durable lens with a broad viewing area.Hands freeThe clamped arm holds the lens while both hands stay on the task. Two brightness levelsChoose strong detail light or a gentler working level 5,300 luxMaximum Daylight’s published maximum, measured 15cm from the lamp.Lower settingReduced A softer second level when full intensity is not needed; Daylight does not publish a separate lux figure. Illuminance reduces as the lamp is moved farther from the work, so keep the 15cm measurement distance beside the 5,300-lux figure. Where it earns its placeDesigned for tasks where small details matter Sewing + embroidery Enlarge hand stitches, fabric weave, markings and thread placement while both hands remain free.Jewellery + model work Inspect findings, joins, tiny parts, paint edges and surface finishing beneath bright light.Beauty + treatment rooms Position illuminated magnification over detailed client work from the edge of a suitable workstation.Art + inspection Study brushwork, print, electronics and other small components through a broad glass lens. Set up for a comfortable viewSecure, position, focus, illuminate and work 1Choose a firm edge Select a stable, flat table or bench edge with clear contact above and below.2Secure the clamp Fit it squarely and tighten until stable without crushing or marking the surface.3Bring in the arm Support the lamp while moving the spring arm and head over the task.4Find focus Move the lens or project until the enlarged image appears sharp and comfortable.5Select the light Choose the lower or maximum brightness level for the material and room. Lens and lighting figures made clearWhat the published specifications mean in practice Specification Published value What customers should know Magnification 3 dioptres / 1.75× Objects appear approximately 75% larger than normal—not 175% larger. Lens diameter 12.7cm / 5in A broad viewing area for hands, tools and project detail. Lens material Glass Clear, durable optics for repeated close-detail use. Maximum illuminance 5,300 lux at 15cm A strong close-task measurement; light on the work decreases with distance. Luminous output 406 lumens Total visible LED output from the illuminated head. Light colour Fixed 6,000K daylight / CRI 80 Crisp, high-contrast light; brightness changes, but the light colour does not. A focused workstation magnifierThe features that make MAG Lamp S practical 1.75×Glass magnifying lens 12.7cm lens rated at 3 dioptres for useful everyday enlargement.LEDIntegrated daylight light 406-lumen LED system with up to 5,300 lux measured at 15cm.2STEPTwo light levels Select maximum output or a reduced level from the lamp.110cmLong spring arm Adjustable support reaches across a generous working area and holds position.CLAMPEdge mounting Secures the lamp without occupying the centre of the table.2mMains cable Continuous powered light without batteries or charging routines. Lens care + secure positioningProtect the glass and keep the arm properly supported Keep magnifying lenses away from direct sunlight A magnifying lens can concentrate sunlight, so safe positioning matters even when the lamp is switched off. Never leave the lens where direct sunlight can pass through it. Keep the magnifier covered or safely positioned when unattended. Clean the glass gently with a soft microfibre lens cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, paper towels and harsh solvents. Keep needles, blades and metal tools away from the lens surface. Move it from the arm—not the glass MAG Lamp S weighs approximately 1.5kg and uses a long spring arm, so the clamp and support deserve a quick check. Mount only to a firm, level edge that accepts the clamp securely. Support the arm while making large position changes. Recheck the clamp whenever the lamp has been moved. Keep the two-metre cable clear of walkways and tools. Unplug before cleaning or relocating the lamp. Choose the right magnifier formatMAG Lamp S, Magnificent Pro or Halo? SMAG Lamp S AN1200 Choose this model for a large glass lens, long 110cm reach and clamp mounting that preserves the work surface. Review MAG Lamp S3-IN-1Magnificent Pro A25090 Choose Magnificent Pro when floor, table and non-magnifying task-lamp configurations are more important than maximum reach. View Magnificent Pro5DHalo A25200 Choose Halo for a light fold-flat table design with stronger 2.25× main magnification and a small 4× inset lens. View Halo Daylight MAG Lamp S AN1200 specificationsThe quick reference Brand / model Daylight MAG Lamp S AN1200 Direct Sewing SKU DLAN1200 Product type Clamp-mounted illuminated magnifying lamp Magnification 3 dioptres / 1.75× Lens 12.7cm / 5in glass lens Light source Integrated LED Brightness levels Two Maximum illuminance 5,300 lux at 15cm Luminous output 406 lumens Colour temperature Fixed 6,000K daylight Colour rendering CRI 80 Energy consumption 12W Maximum reach Approximately 110cm Arm Adjustable spring arm Mounting Table clamp Weight Approximately 1.5kg Cable length Approximately 2m LED rated life Up to 50,000 hours manufacturer rating Power source Mains power; not rechargeable Finish White Before choosing MAG Lamp S suits a customer who has a secure mounting edge and wants long-reach hands-free magnification. Check that the table edge is firm and accessible. Allow room for the long spring arm to move freely. Choose 1.75× for broad, comfortable enlargement. Remember that the 5,300-lux figure is measured at 15cm. This model requires mains power. Frequently asked questionsDaylight MAG Lamp S AN1200 FAQs What does 1.75× magnification mean?The 3-dioptre lens makes objects appear approximately 75% larger than normal. It is intended for a broad, practical view rather than extremely high enlargement.How large is the lens?The glass magnifying lens measures approximately 12.7cm, or 5 inches, in diameter.How bright is MAG Lamp S?Daylight publishes a maximum of 5,300 lux measured 15cm from the lamp, with 406 lumens total output. Illumination reduces as the head moves farther from the work.What are the two brightness levels?The lamp offers maximum and reduced brightness. Daylight publishes 5,300 lux for the maximum setting but does not provide a separate lux figure for the lower setting.Can the light colour be changed?No. The Australian AN1200 specification lists a fixed 6,000K daylight colour temperature. The control changes brightness rather than light colour.Does the lamp include a table base?This listing is for the clamp-mounted MAG Lamp S. It secures to a suitable table or bench edge rather than standing on an included weighted base.How far does the arm reach?Daylight publishes a maximum reach of approximately 110cm, giving the adjustable spring arm plenty of scope across a workstation.Is the lamp rechargeable?No. MAG Lamp S is mains-powered through its approximately two-metre cable.Why should it be kept away from direct sunlight?Any magnifying lens can concentrate sunlight. Keep the lens covered or positioned away from direct sun whenever the lamp is unattended.What is the difference between AN1200 and DLAN1200?AN1200 is Daylight’s Australian model code for MAG Lamp S. DLAN1200 is the SKU currently used by Direct Sewing for this product listing. Long reach. Clear glass. Both hands free.Bring the magnified view to the work—not the other way around. Clamp MAG Lamp S securely, shape the spring arm over the task and choose the brightness that makes the detail easier to follow. Check Specs AgainShop Daylight Lamps Show more