Can metal lamps be used outside?

This is the collection that can. Nearly all of them are rated IP54, protected against dust and splashing water, so a covered terrace, a porch or a garden table suits them. Standing out in driving rain or in frost still does not, because cold shortens the life of any battery.

What is the body made of?

Metal throughout, in a range of finishes from black and bronze to sage green and mocha brown. A few models pair the metal with an alabaster shade, which glows rather than reflects. The material is named on every product page.

How long does a metal lamp last on a charge?

Most carry a 5200 mAh battery and run 10 to 120 hours depending on how bright you set them. The largest reach 130 hours, and the smallest, slimmest models give 5 to 60 hours. Charging is over USB-C and the runtime of each model is on its product page.

Can I charge several lamps at once?

Yes. Part of this collection belongs to the Professional line and sits on a charging station that takes a full set at a time, so a restaurant is not running thirty cables behind the bar. See the Professional collection.

Do any of them have a remote or a motion sensor?

The wall lights do. Those are switched by touch or by the remote in the box, and have an adjustable motion sensor with a timer. They are gathered in the metal wall lights.

Are the lamps dimmable?

Yes, with a touch on the lamp itself, from a soft glow up to full brightness. There are three light colours, from a warm 2700K through a neutral 4000K to a cool 6000K, so one lamp covers both a dinner table and a work surface.

Are these suitable for restaurants and hotels?

They are the ones we point hospitality to. A rechargeable lamp on a restaurant table replaces the tealights that cost money every single night, and it removes cables from the floor. For larger numbers there is the charging station and a trade account through Tavellio Professional.

How do these differ from the marble and wooden lamps?

Mainly in where they can stand. Metal is rated IP54 and copes with the outdoors under cover; the marble lamps are rated IP20 and belong inside, and the wooden ones sit in between. In light and dimming they behave the same.