A desk lamp that creates the illusion of water droplets flowing upward, combining optical science, LED lighting, and quiet operation for decorative use.
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The lamp is based on a
scientific principle that combines water flow with timed light frequencies.
When operating, the droplets of water appear to float upwards, creating an
“anti-gravity” effect. In reality, the water follows the normal pull of
gravity, but the frequency of the LED light—set to 50.28 Hz—creates a visual
trick for the human eye. This is a purely optical illusion and does not involve
actual levitation.
Constructed from
aluminum with a matte finish, the lamp combines both strength and aesthetic
simplicity. Its shape is designed to form a clean, modern appearance that
blends into different interior settings. Measuring 6.2 x 6.2 x 10.6 inches, the
structure is compact and intended for tabletop placement. The aluminum shade is
paired with a GU10 bulb base, while the lamp itself uses touch control for ease
of operation.
The device makes use
of a 3-watt LED light source, which balances low energy consumption with
effective brightness. It operates with a universal adapter input of 110–240 V
and outputs 12 VDC. A USB connection ensures compatibility with various power
sources, making it relatively versatile for indoor environments. The LED’s
efficiency also helps maintain stable performance without generating excessive
heat.
Technical Breakdown
The lamp is intended
solely for indoor use. Its anti-gravity effect is most visible in dimly lit
environments, where the contrast of the light and water movement becomes
clearer. It is not waterproof and should not be exposed to moisture. Because it
combines visual illusion with sound from the water pump, it is better suited as
a decorative element rather than a primary lighting source.
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