Đèn sàn đầu xoay cho phòng khách có chấu E27 ILED-FR6

The ILED-FR6 is the floor lamp with the head that moves: an iron stem 155cm tall, a 30cm head that tilts to aim the light at the chair, the desk or the wall, and an E27 socket inside that takes the bulb the room needs. It is the reading and accent lamp for the 8 to 15 square meter rooms, and the tunable head is the reason it earns the corner over a fixed shade.

The tunable head

The head tilts on the stem, so the beam goes where the position needs it — down into the reading chair, across the wall behind the sofa, or up at the corner the room wants lifted. That is the difference between this and a fixed-shade floor lamp: the fixed lamp lights the floor around itself, and this one aims. The tilt is set by hand at installation and re-set when the furniture moves, without tools.

Gold or black

The stem and the head run in two finishes: gold for the warm interiors — the velvet, the dark wood and the cream walls — and black for the industrial corners and the darker schemes. Both are iron steel, which gives the base the weight to stand where it is put, and both finishes are the single design so a project can mix them across the rooms.

The E27 socket is the source

The fixture takes a single E27 bulb, and the bulb sets the colour temperature, the brightness and the dimming. A warm 2700K LED at 800 to 1000 lumens is the reading standard; a 4000K bulb covers the study desk; a dimmable bulb paired with a compatible dimmer gives the evening fade. Because the source is the bulb, an LED upgrade later is a bulb change, not a lamp replacement.

Installation and care

The lamp assembles from the base, the stem and the head, and it plugs into the nearest wall socket — no wiring and no electrician. The iron stem wipes with a dry cloth, and the head tilts back to the position it holds. The lamp is a dry indoor decorative fitting; it is not a bathroom or outdoor product.

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Reading chairs and sofas, where the head aims into the seat instead of across the room. Studies and home offices, where the 4000K bulb carries the desk from a fitting that does not crowd it. Bedrooms, where the head aims away from the bed for the ambient fill. Hotel rooms and lounges, where the gold finish matches the fit-out. And the living-room corners, where the tunable head is the third light source the ceiling cannot be. The head re-aims per season — into the reading corner in winter, across the room for the summer evenings — which is what keeps the fitting in place while the room around it changes. In each of these the head does the aiming and the bulb does the lighting, chosen separately — which is why the fitting stays in the room when the bulb and the mood change.

Choosing the bulb for the position

Three decisions shape the bulb order: the colour temperature against the room, the brightness against the position, and the dimming against how the evening runs. A 2700K LED at 800 to 1000 lumens is the reading-chair standard; the same output at 4000K covers the study desk. A dimmable bulb paired with a compatible dimmer gives the evening fade, and a non-dimmable bulb switches. The lamp takes the standard E27 LED range without modification, so the bulb is an everyday purchase rather than a specialist one.

Choosing between the range

The CS-A floor lamps split by shade and scale: the FR6 is the tunable head on the iron stem for the aimed light in the 8 to 15 square meter rooms; the FR8 is the pleated shade on the tall 160cm stem for the same rooms; the FR11 is the fabric shade in four colourways for the 5 to 10 square meter rooms; the FR12 is the iron shade in black and white; and the FR9 is the gold crystal piece. The choice is the shade and the scale — the E27 socket and the bulb logic are the same across the range, so the bulbs and the dimmers stay standard whichever model the room takes.

Why do buyers pick the ILED-FR6 over the alternatives? Here is what we hear from customers:

The head aims the light. A fixed shade throws its pool where it stands; this head tilts into the reading chair, across the desk or up the wall — and re-aims when the furniture moves. That is the whole argument for the fitting.

Gold or black, over iron. The stem and the head are iron steel in the two finishes the interiors run, with the base weight to stand where it is put.

The bulb is the upgrade path. The E27 socket means the colour temperature, the brightness and the dimming all follow from the bulb — an LED upgrade later is a bulb change, not a lamp replacement.

Right-sized for the room. The 8 to 15 square meter rating and the 155cm stem are proportioned for the reading corners and the sofa ends the lamp is drawn for.

Simple to live with. The lamp assembles in minutes, plugs into the wall socket, and the head re-aims without tools — the maintenance is the bulb and the dusting.

The ILED-FR6 is the reading and accent lamp for the corners that need their light aimed: the head tilts to the position, the stem stands where the furniture leaves room, and the bulb sets the light.

Reading chairs and sofas. The head aimed into the seat, a warm dimmable E27 bulb carrying the evening, and the re-aim when the furniture moves.

Studies and home offices. The 4000K bulb aimed across the desk, the iron stem standing beside it without the crowding a table lamp adds.

Bedrooms. The head aimed away from the bed for the ambient fill, or into the corner for the wind-down, in the gold or black the fit-out runs.

Hotel rooms and lounges. The gold finish matched to the hospitality interiors, and the aimed head doing the work the ceiling fittings cannot.

Living-room corners. The lamp as the third light source the room needs — aimed at the corner, the art or the seating, and re-aimed per season.