Aplô Lamp
Fermob
Fermob Aplô Lamp
Fermob Aplô Lamp
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The Fermob Aplô Lamp H.10 in. is no ordinary wireless lamp — it's a fully realized lighting concept. Designed by Tristan Lohner, its light bulb–inspired silhouette is both an obvious visual choice and a clever nod to the universal ideogram for a bright idea, rendered with an on-trend, almost comic-book sense of fun. "Got a bright idea?" With Aplô, it really is that simple.
What makes it genuinely versatile is the accessory ecosystem built around it: pair it with the Wall Light Bracket, Suspension Strap, Mini Suspension Strap, Magnetic Base, or Upright Stand, and the same lamp becomes a wall light, a pendant, a floor lamp, or whatever the room calls for next. Four lighting positions cover cool white and warm white, each at full or half brightness, switched with a simple push of the button. A single charge delivers up to 7 hours of light, recharged via USB in just 3 hours.
Sold individually. Accessories sold separately — view the full Aplô Collection to shop them.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Material: Polyethylene diffuser; aluminum frame; ABS base
- Light source: Integrated LED, 70 lm
- Switch: Push button (4 lighting positions)
- Lighting modes: Cool white (6000°K) at 100% / 50% / Warm white (3000°K) at 100% / 50%
- Power: Battery, up to 7 hours at 100% brightness (300 charge cycles)
- Charging: USB cable, 39 in., 3-hour recharge
- Rating: IP54 | IK10 | CE | FCC | UKCA
- Compatible with: Wall Light Bracket, Suspension Strap, Mini Suspension Strap,
- Magnetic Base, Upright Stand (all sold separately)
- Made in France
One lamp, endless ways to light a room. Add the Wall Light Bracket to turn Aplô into ambient wall lighting, the Suspension Strap for a hanging pendant, or the Upright Stand to bring it up to floor-lamp height. [Shop the Aplô Collection →]
- Dimensions: 10"H X 4.5"
- Weight: 0.82 lb.
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