Heraeus Hanaulux London Surgical Floor Lamp, Retro Red | Blitzcraft Vintage

Heraeus Hanaulux London Surgical Floor Lamp, Retro Red | Shadowless Hospital Light on Wooden Surveying Tripod

€1.199,00
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Heraeus Hanaulux London Surgical Floor Lamp, Retro Red | Blitzcraft Vintage

Heraeus Hanaulux London Surgical Floor Lamp, Retro Red | Shadowless Hospital Light on Wooden Surveying Tripod

€1.199,00

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A Heraeus Hanaulux London shadowless surgical light from the 1990s, with three blue glass lenses, refinished in retro red and mounted on a Wild Heerbrugg wooden surveying tripod.

At a glance

Manufacturer Heraeus, Hanau, Germany
Model Hanaulux London, 3-lens shadowless surgical light
Produced 1990s
Lenses Three original blue glass lenses
Finish Retro red
Base A Wild Heerbrugg wooden surveying tripod
Height Adjustable from 160 to 230 cm
Lamp head 50 × 50 × 20 cm, handlebar 15 cm
Wiring Rewired, 3 G9 fittings, approx. 3 m cord, switch, EU plug
Bulbs 3 G9 LED bulbs included
Availability One of one, once sold this exact piece will not return
Import duty Payable by the buyer in their own country (outside the EU)

The story

Heraeus of Hanau, Germany, built operating lights under the Hanaulux name. The London model combines three lenses in one head, so the light reaches the operating field from different angles and the surgeon's hands cast no hard shadows.

The restoration

The housing was refinished in retro red, the three blue glass lenses were kept, and the lamp was rewired with three G9 fittings, approx. 3 m of cord, a switch and an EU plug; LED bulbs are included. It stands on a repurposed Wild Heerbrugg surveying tripod and reaches up to 230 cm.

In your interior

Next to a sofa or reading chair, in a loft, studio or boutique hotel lobby, it gives strong, directable light and a sculptural silhouette. A piece for interior architects and collectors of medical design.

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