What is its range of adjustment? Could I place the base on a surface above my desk and move the lamp assembly down to where it is at a lower position than the base?
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NO, the lamp only adjusts to about a 90 degree position. further lowering is prevented by one of the balance arms. i also recommend adding a lamp dimmer to the cord, if that is a feature that you might like, since it comes with only an on/off switch. melissa byars' answer is incorrect for this lamp.
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Nope. The range, that is to say, the lowest position, forms a 90* angle to the base such that the "arm" where the lamp head attaches is parallel to your tabletop. Therefore, it cannot go lower than the base.
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Yes. It's pretty good at that. It doesn't have endless amount of positions but it covet almost all heights and angles. You can specifically bring the lamp assembly down to about three inches below the base.
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approx 18" vertical on mine as I have it adjusted ( I assume you want to see if it will fit in your desk) .... the height will vary with the angle you have the base support set --- (i'm guessing mine is about 15 degrees from absolute vertical .... if the angular base were made even more narrow, it would increase the height, a wider stance would lower it .... ( I see someone else measured a lower height, which I'm sure is valid for the way he has his adjusted)you will see a fair amount of variation depending on how you adjust it, but, as a practical matter, if you have more than 18" vertical clearance, it should work for you approx 18" vertical on mine as I have it adjusted ( I assume you want to see if it will fit in your desk) .... the height will vary with the angle you have the base support set --- (i'm guessing mine is about 15 degrees from absolute vertical .... if the angular base were made even more narrow, it would increase the height, a wider stance would lower it .... ( I see someone else measured a lower height, which I'm sure is valid for the way he has his adjusted)you will see a fair amount of variation depending on how you adjust it, but, as a practical matter, if you have more... » Read More approx 18" vertical on mine as I have it adjusted ( I assume you want to see if it will fit in your desk) .... the height will vary with the angle you have the base support set --- (i'm guessing mine is about 15 degrees from absolute vertical .... if the angular base were made even more narrow, it would increase the height, a wider stance would lower it .... ( I see someone else measured a lower height, which I'm sure is valid for the way he has his adjusted)you will see a fair amount of variation depending on how you adjust it, but, as a practical matter, if you have more than 18" vertical clearance, it should work for you « Show Less
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The lamp is approximately 5 ft tall. It can not be lowered or raised in a retractable manner. The lamp can be bent at the mid-point thus technically lowering the lamp head. The lamp head can be rotated vertically and horizontally at the neck to adjust lighting angle.
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Couldn't say. Mine is on a desk where that's not an issue. But it will adjust to any degree, so that might help.
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It is a desk lamp but the lamp base is quite large. I returned it without using it.
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The clamp was extra for the heavy duty if I recall but not very expensive. No reason why you couldn't clamp it to the table, assuming there was a usable space, it's joined enough you should be able to adjust for tilt. One not, this is a large and heavy lamp, not something you necessarily want very close to your head.
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I have 3 of them installed about 5 feet above my computer desk. It is adequate lighting for working at the desk, but not for the rest of the room.
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This is a flush mount to the surface of the ceiling. I don't think you can adjust the height.
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Our lamp adjusts to many different positions. The light bar can go all the way down (so it's flat against the stem) to straight up (basically doubling it's height) or anywhere in-between. The head also tilts right or left so you have a lot of options. We have two different models of the OxyLed lamp and love both of them.
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Sure. Give yourself clearance. The cap into the ceiling will be at an angle but the light will hang straight with gravity. Its a good lamp - the longer we live with it, the more I like it.
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The bottom of the shade on my lamp is at about 72". The arc of the extension tube goes higher. There are two possible adjustment locations, one on the base and one on the tube, but I don't know how that affects the height.
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depends on your starting point (how high your desk is). When unit is in lowest position it adds about 6 inches, it adjusts to about 2ft tall and it can be locked into positions in between. It should work if you only raise it half way.
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Hi, there are two moveable joints here...each move as hinges only...just up/down, not side to side. The top arm does Not go fully vertical...it's max angle is roughly 145 degrees with bottom arm fully vertical. The bottom arm movement is just 45 degree max. It goes fully vertical, but downwards to about 45 degrees only...it will not slope down to be fully horizontal/parralel with your desk. Now, the lamp is lightweight, so while the hinges don't swivel side to side, just move the base...it does not scratch your desk. Overall, I love this lamp with its different settings. The USB charger is very useful. Note, the top arm does fully collapse to the bottom arm and when closed like this, the lamp can be completely vertical in this closed position. I keep my lamp in basically a 90 degree position and rarely move it. I don't think the lamp is designed for constant movement, say if you were a jeweler...that would be too much wear/tear. Hope that helps. Mark in NY
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The original question has been adequately answered, but I have a further observation. It is a nice lamp, but the base is small, and the lamp is inclined to tip when being switched on and off. I glued the lamp to a round piece of stained and varnished plywood (5" or 6" diameter) with thin felt glued on the bottom. It works.
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If you do the light will be mounted sideways, but should still work but you won't be able to adjust it up and down.
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No, that is fixed. There is minor adjustment based on exactly where you hang the lamp
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Hi Denorah. No, this lamp is not adjustable at the base but you can angle the green hood/shade that covers the light so that it shines out and away from the base. I thinks it's a pretty good lamp. I have another one that my wife uses with her sewing machine.