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Kings County Tools - Lámpara de aceite extra brillante de estilo antiguo, cuerpo de latón y chimenea de vidrio, 4 pulgadas de ancho por 13 pulgadas de alto

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  • Fabricación de estilo antiguo: lo que hace que estas lámparas particulares sean excepcionales es su chimenea de vidrio alta y estrecha de 7-3/4 pulgadas, junto con el diseño especial de la mecha y su mecanismo de elevación único
  • Luz fuerte y potente: el resultado es una llama mucho más grande que puede extenderse sin humo hasta la chimenea, si lo desea, produciendo una sorprendente cantidad de luz
  • STEAMPUNK Classic: estamos encantados con ellos porque, aunque tienen un diseño moderno, tienen el encanto inherente de una lámpara del siglo XIX, pero arroja mucha más luz
  • Tamaño: 4 pulgadas de ancho por 13 pulgadas de alto
  • Fabricación de estilo antiguo: lo que hace que estas lámparas particulares sean excepcionales es su chimenea de vidrio alta y estrecha, junto con el diseño especial de la mecha y su mecanismo de elevación único


Lámpara de aceite extra brillante de estilo antiguo grande | Cuerpo de latón y chimenea de vidrio | 4 pulgadas de ancho por 13 pulgadas de alto


Charger Andy
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de marzo de 2025
This lamp puts out a lot of light! Burns better with kerosene substitute kleen heat better than paraffin lamp oil. Flame doesn't get as high with the paraffin.
christopher baldwin
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de enero de 2025
Very beautiful light. Adds a little heat also.
Jeffrey Stork
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de septiembre de 2024
Have not been able to use a kerosene lamp as I thought I would
Ian G.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de enero de 2023
Lamp ReviewThis little gem of a light appears to be the same as the Garrett-Wade oil lamp of the same design, and probably made (in India) by the same factory. Unlike those, these don't include the copper funnel; on the other hand, these ones get Prime shipping, so it's a wash.These burn lamp oil, kerosine, or low-sulfur diesel; if you're a little nuts, you can also burn JP-1 jet fuel or RP-1 rocket fuel. These are all mostly the same except for the RP-1; that one will produce a little less soot. They will NOT burn cooking oil, however. What makes these little gems truly brilliant is what makes them different from most oil lamps you're familiar with. The burner is called a "Kosmos Brenner" or "Kosmos Burner" and they've been in continuous production for the last hundred and fifty years! That's because they produce approximately 20 candlepower at this size, and the flat wick they take is cheap and easy to find. Compare that to a single wick for an Aladdin lamp, and you’ll see what I mean. The wick goes in flat, in sort of a C-shape, and is curled by the brass cone into a tube. Combined with an air vent on the side near the wick adjustment knob, the heat of the flame draws air in, lifting the flame several inches into the glass chimney, thanks to the shape of it. This ensures the fuel mixes thoroughly with air, making combustion more efficient, reducing the smell, and making the light brighter as a result.Aftermarket “Sans Rival” glass chimneys are available for some sizes of these burners; the constriction and bulges in these are literally rocket science, because by changing the chimney the light produces brighter, whiter light — nearly 50% brighter according to measurements — without increasing fuel consumption. They also more completely burn the fuel, further reducing unburned fuel and indoor air pollution. This also means that you can’t use just any old oil-lamp chimney and expect these things to work right…If you need combustion-based or non-electric lighting, you can do a lot worse than one of these. They’re also great for setting an ambiance, if you’re looking to do that.If I can figure out what size these are, I’ll update my review. Wick width is measured in “ligne” or “line” size; historically a “ligne” was 1/12 inch. If this sounds familiar to you, that’s because the system used 12 lines to an inch and 12 inches to a foot.Edit: November 2023: Soldered joints inside the burner broke, resulting in catastrophic failure of the wick raising mechanism. I blame user error, but do please be gentle with that knob!
Vedrfolnir
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de noviembre de 2021
First: The lamp is spectacular: 5 stars for the Lamp! (I have three) Made in India somewhere, it's essentially a French "kosmos" burner. --Turns a flat wick into a round, central-air-flow burner. This makes it brighter than a flat wick alone can be. The lamp-glass is sturdy, Borosilicate / chemistry tubing (ideal).The company, however is engaged in false advertising.They have ripped off and plagiarized the Garrett Wade Company which sells this and a smaller version.Garrett Wade - Sells a funnel which is /not/ part of the lamp package.In appropriating Garrett-Wades advertisements, they falsely offer the copper funnel as part of the package. And, of course, Kings County Tools will not make good on their product ad.So 5 starts for a quality lamp. Take back 4 for the poor Seller practices and false advertising.
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