Lumeno Lambda S table magnifier lamp with 3 dpt, continuously dimmable
The Lumeno Lambda S magnifier desk lamp fits on any desk and is ideal for detailed work at home, in the workshop or at the workplace. The clean design of the magnifier lamp is complemented by a coloured ring on the lamp head, making the magnifier lamp an attractive yet practical helper. This magnifier lamp can also be used as a desk lamp, especially if you only want to use the magnifier function occasionally.
The magnifier lamp stands on a stable base that offers a small storage area for e.g. paper clips, screws or other items. The arm mechanism allows flexible positioning of the lamp head to suit your individual needs. The lamp arm can be tilted vertically downwards. In addition, the lamp head can be swivelled horizontally, rotated by 340° and tilted vertically or set upright.
The SMD LEDs are arranged in a circle around the 100 mm lens and provide even illumination of the work area. Switching on and off is done via an easily accessible touch sensor on the lamp base. Brightness is regulated via two separate sensors located right next to it. By touching the corresponding sensor, the brightness can be continuously adjusted brighter or darker. Thanks to the memory function, the lamp returns to the last set brightness when switched back on.
The Lambda S magnifier lamp is equipped with a glass lens with a 100 mm diameter. With a magnification of 3 dioptres (1.75x) and a working distance of 33 cm, the magnifier is ideal for most handicraft and hobby work as well as a reading aid. The lens shows a largely undistorted image across almost the entire area and offers a high depth of field.
The lens cover protects the lens from dust, dirt and sunlight (risk of the burning-glass effect) when not in use. A damaged lens can be replaced easily and without tools in just a few steps.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Magnification | 3 dioptres / 1.75x |
| Housing colour | white |
| Protective edge colour | green |
| Brightness | max. 450 lumen |
| Light source | 36 SMD - LEDs |
| Power consumption | 7 Watt (7 kWh / 1000 h) |
| Energy efficiency class | G |
| Light colour | similar to daylight |
| Colour temperature | 6500 K |
| Colour rendering index (CRI) | Ra > 80 |
| LED lifespan | approx. 20000 h |
| Lens | 100 mm Crystal clear optical lens |
| Length of upper arm segment | 38 cm |
| Lamp head dimensions | (LxWxH) 23x20x3cm |
| Cable length | 1.6 m |
| Scope of delivery | Magnifying lamp Lambda S, table clamp, power supply, operating instructions |
| Manufacturer WEEE no. | DE20114722 |
For most tasks a 3-dioptre lens (1.75x magnification) is the best choice – it gives you plenty of working distance and a large field of view. Only go for 5 or 8 dioptres if you need to see very fine detail: the stronger the lens, the smaller the field of view and working distance become.
Read more in our guide: Which Diopter Strength Is Right for You? Choosing the Correct Power for Your Magnifying Lamp
Yes – work with your usual vision correction. Glasses and lens act together: if you already wear strong reading glasses, 3 dioptres is usually the better choice, because too much combined magnification shrinks the field of view and working distance and becomes tiring.
Read more in our guide: Diopters and magnification
Our articulated-arm magnifying lamps come with a table clamp. A rolling or table stand can simply be selected as a set variant on the product page. Wall brackets and other holders are available as accessories.
Read more in our guide: Table clamp, stand or wall bracket? Choosing the right mount
For close work at a desk, 500 to 1,000 lumens is the usual range. At Lumeno the range runs from 450 lumens on the compact Lambda S to 1,150 lumens on the 851X; the 680X delivers 550 lumens, and the 721X, 8213/8215 and 861X series around 950 lumens each. More important than the number is the distribution: the LEDs sit in a ring around the lens so the workpiece is lit from every side and no hard shadows form - which is exactly why a desk lamp plus a hand-held magnifier rarely does the job.
Read more in our guide: Lumens, watts and LED count: what really determines brightness
Yes, that is what these series are built for - in beauty studios, foot care, laboratories and workshops they run for many hours every day. More important than the housing material in the long run is the supply of spare parts: lenses, power supplies, clamps, brackets and stands can all be ordered individually and come from our own service department, which also carries out repairs. A scratched lens or a worn clamp is therefore no reason for a new device.
Read more in our guide: Warranty, complaints, repair: how it works with us
Lumeno is a German brand. Advice, the spare parts store and the repair service are based in Germany, and here you buy directly from the manufacturer rather than through a middleman - which is why matching parts are still available even for older series.
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