Lector is a wall-mounted reading light with a simple, modern form: a flat rectangular housing in black metal with a movable gooseneck arm ending in a small cylindrical LED head. The light goes wherever you point the head – onto the book rather than across the whole wall. This is the all-black version, with no wooden parts.
How big it is and where to fit it
The housing alone is 115 mm high, 75 mm wide and 31 mm deep; with the arm the wall light measures 30 cm in height and 12 cm in width. Compare those figures with the free wall space above a bedside table or next to the back of an armchair. It weighs 0.35 kg and is protection class II, so it needs no earth conductor.
Lector works by the bed in a bedroom or hotel room, beside an armchair in the living room, and in a hallway, kitchen, dining room, office or restaurant – anywhere light needs to be aimed at one spot.
What light it gives
The source is an integrated 2.8 W LED module supplied with the fitting: there is no bulb to buy, but it cannot be swapped like the bulb in an ordinary wall light either. A flux of 110 lm is too little to light a whole room and is exactly what the manufacturer designed Lector for – evening reading, meaning a focused pool of light on the page without switching on the main light.
4000 K is neutral white, without the yellowish tint of warm bulbs, so print on white paper reads clearly. The wall light runs on 230 V and is made in Poland.
