The base is the foundational structural component of a Smart LED Desk Lamp that provides stability, weight distribution, and housing for internal electronics.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 300-800g | |
| Mounting | Flat surface placement, optional screw mounting | |
| Anti Slip | Rubber feet or pads included | |
| Dimensions | 150mm x 150mm x 20mm (typical) | |
| Load Capacity | Supports lamp structure up to 1.5kg | |
| Cable Management | Integrated channel or clip |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
This product is a mass-produced LED desk lamp designed for individual workspaces in homes, offices, and educational settings.
Multi-axis articulated manipulator for precise positioning and movement of welding tools
A movable support component on a CNC lathe that provides axial support to long workpieces during machining operations.
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The base ensures the lamp remains stable and doesn't tip over, especially when adjusting the arm or head. It also often houses important electronics and provides a secure foundation for the entire lamp structure.
Typically yes, but compatibility depends on the specific lamp model. Replacement bases should match the original specifications for weight, mounting interface, and electrical connections if present.
Aluminum offers good durability and heat dissipation, while weighted steel provides maximum stability. ABS plastic is common for cost-effective models. The choice depends on the lamp's design, weight distribution needs, and cost targets.
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