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Jellyfish Sensory Lamp

$74.95 USD

Immerse your space in tranquility with this calming lamp, where soothing colors and a gentle motion reminiscent of the ocean come together for a serene ambiance.

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Product Details

This lamp is designed to create a serene environment with a captivating visual experience. It resembles an aquarium with lifelike jellyfish. The wave-like motion of the jellyfish, offers a visually captivating display. The lamp features a sturdy base, ensuring stability. By filling it with water, the jellyfish will come to life and start swimming.

With the option to choose from 7 different colors, users can customize the tank's illumination according to their preferences. The LED lights are energy-efficient and cost-effective, while the aquarium operates quietly. It also features a safe mode that turns the lamp off automatically after four hours of continuous operation. 

  • The Jelly Fish lamp offers a captivating experience for sensory exploration, with its vibrant colors and soothing illumination.
  • The Jelly Fish lamp serves as an excellent sensory and decorative tool, bringing a calming ambiance to care communities and home environments alike.

  • Free shipping on orders over 75 USD
  • 30-day return policy. Conditions do apply.
  • Please read our complete Return Policy.

Included in the Box:

  • 1 Light Tank
  • 5 Jellyfish
  • 1 USB Adapter

Dimensions: 15 x 4 x 9 inches | 37 x 10 x 22 cm Weight: 2.4 lbs | 1.1 kg

  1. Prepare Your Jellyfish: Immerse your jellyfish in water 12 hours before starting to use it.
  2. Setup on a Flat Surface: Place your lamp on a solid flat surface.
  3. Fill with Water: distilled water is recommended.
  4. Enhance Movement with Dish Soap: Add 2 to 4 drops of dish soap to the water and wait 1 minute. This step is crucial for optimal jellyfish movement.
  5. Position Jellyfish Correctly: Add the jellyfish upside down 30 seconds after starting the lamp. Use a straw to eliminate any air bubbles that may form on the jellyfish.
  6. Allow for Adjustment Time: It is possible that the jellyfish will only swim to their full capacity after a few hours of operation.
  7. Witness the Magic: Let your jellyfish lamp come to life!

Automatic Shut-off Feature: The lamp will automatically shut off after 4 hours of use. To prevent overheating, wait 1 hour before reactivating the lamp.

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