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Frequently asked questions
Hi, do the legs of this floor lamp come in separate pieces, ie screw together for the height?. I am wanting to put into a suitcase as have ahome abroad. Thank you.
Asked by Stephen Drummond on 5 Nov 2023
Hi Stephen, Yes the legs can be unscrewed in half and the head come off too
Can you turn it on without the remote control? All these different lights seem to require separate remotes. Not ideal.
Asked by Gary on 2 Nov 2023
HI Gary, The light does have a switch if you wish to turn it off manually
Hi Can this light just stay on one colour. Like the white one. If you don't what all the different colours xx
Asked by Deborah Poutch on 7 Sep 2023
Yes, you can just select one colour, it will not cycle.
Can this lamp be assembled & dismantled easily (without need for a toolbox!) for use in caravan awning?
Asked by Jane on 28 Aug 2023
Hi, Yes! It only takes a couple of minutes to put it all together and take it apart, without any need for tools.
Does the remote control have a static setting to enable jut one colour instead of the range of colours?
Asked by Helen Field on 3 May 2023
Hi Helen, Yes, the remote control has the following settings: static, flashing, strobe, flash and smooth.
Hi, I'm wondering if the light can be charged with usb and used indoors when needed and is the shade a nice quality for indoors too? Thank you. .Lisa
Asked by Lisa on 13 Mar 2023
Hi Lisa, Yes you can charge it via USb and have it work Indoors as well as have it working outside.
Can you also use this lamp inside and charge using a usb cable ? Thank you . Lisa
Asked by Lisa on 7 Mar 2023
Hi Lisa, Yes you can charge this light and use it inside
Does this lamp have a white light and if so is the white a warm white? You say this lamp is as bright as mains, how many watts would you compare to to, 60, 80W etc? Thankyou
Asked by Jess on 23 Jan 2023
Hi Jess, Our Rosalind has a remote control that has a mix of 12 colours there would be a white but a very warm yellow light it woundt be a cool white. The Rosalind is 500 lumens this in conversion could be around 40watts