wastberg’s aluminum LED lamps provide flexible light and USB power
the lamp featured at london design week, provides universal power to three USB outlets, detecting charging requirements and managing them at their fastest rate.
wastberg’s aluminum LED lamps provide flexible light and USB power
all images courtesy of wastberg
with mobile technology surrounding us more every day, charging needs are becoming an addictive priority. home furniture can help. this metamorphosis is a chance to establish better possibilities for the meeting point between furniture and electronics. wastberg affirms the way we live with the ‘industrial facility w152’ lamp that not only supplies light, but also power to charge our swelling amount of electronic devices. it provides universal power to three USB outlets, detecting charging requirements and managing them at their fastest rate – no matter how many variable devices are plugged in.
the lamp has built in for tables
it can be supplied either as a freestanding or wall mountable lamp or with a built-in surface option. the base is made from durable and recyclable forged aluminum with an anodized finish available in black or natural aluminum. light is provided by a six watt LED that shines 550 lumen. the wastberg ‘industrial facility w152’ is being launched at 2015 london design festival.
the six watt LED inside shines 500-lumen 
the series comes in two lamp head shapes 
ideal for bedside tables 
the ‘industrial facility w152’ can be wall mounted
small base can be planted anywhere
it can charge up to three devices
lamps come in either black or natural aluminum
designboom, in collaboration with the gwangju international design biennale 2015 (hosted by gwangju metropolitan city and organized by gwangju design center), present the ‘happy LED life!’ competition, which explores smart lighting ideas and products for public and private spaces. it seeks to improve our lit environment through led technology, while raising awareness around low-energy consumption.
participation is open to applicants from every country in the world – from professionals, students, to design-enthusiasts. registration is free.
find out more about the ‘happy LED life!’ competition and official rules here.
