Little Duck Clock & Lamp (built-in battery)
Little Duck Lamp is a versatile and charming addition to any room. This dual-functioning product serves as both a clock and lamp, providing both practicality and style. With its cute duck design, it adds a playful touch to any space. Perfect for children's rooms or as a unique accent piece.
What does it mean to set of 2?
It simply means that there are two lights, each with the separate quantity indicated, in the order & packaged together.
Please Note: The dimensions of this lamp are very small, only about the size of a palm.
Purchase Notes: Only supports shipping to Japan, Australia, the EU, and the United States, other countries do not support shipping.
L 12.5cm x W 13.3cm x H 15cm / L 4.9″ x W 5.2″ x H 5.9″. (39.4" charging cable)
Yellow.
SKU: ZD-A-8870
Lamp body: ABS, Silicone.
Charging voltage: 5V 1A.
Power: 1W.
1. Press+/- to adjust volume.
2. Three alarm ringtongs.
3. Press the head to turn on / off the light.
4. Long press the head to adjust the brightness.
5. Three light colors: 2000K / 3000K / 4000K.
6. Clock+snooze alarm clock (5min)+ night light+12/24H format switch.
7. Auto turn off the clock display after 10s when no operation.
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Eligible items may be returned within 30 days under our Return & Refund Policy.
Contact Erhaus promptly if an item arrives damaged or defective. Eligible claims are handled under our Refund Policy.
Many products feature energy-efficient LED technology for everyday lighting efficiency.
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Lighting isn’t an accessory—it’s architecture.
Erhaus is a lighting-focused company built on a simple belief: the right fixture shapes proportion, mood, and the way materials read in a room. It can make a space feel taller, warmer, calmer, or more complete. That’s why we treat every product decision—and every order—as something that has to work in real homes, not just look good in photos.
