Saturn giant lava lamp bottle Blue Green
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| Height: | 152 cm (59.84 in) |
| Width: | 54 cm (21.26 in) |
| Weight: | 24.7 kg |
| Bottles: | Glass, Made in Britain |
| Metal: | Polished Laser Cut & Spun Aluminium, Borosilicate Glass Bottle |
| Lava: | Mathmos special formula, Poole |
| Light: | 120W linear halogen capsule bulb, GU10 240V |
How long should it take for my Saturn lava lamp to warm up?
The Saturn lava lamp should start working within three to three and a half hours after switching it on. First, they will form stalagmite shapes before the liquid lava formations. Please note that new bottles may take longer to heat up, but the time taken is expected to decrease after several uses. If your lava lamp does not warm up during this time, it may be positioned in the wrong place, or the room temperature may be too cold. Mathmos lava lamps should be located away from drafts or air conditioning and at room temperature of 20 to 24 degrees.
How much does the Saturn weigh?
The Saturn weighs 24.7 kg in total. The stand and aluminium parts weigh 5.7 kg, and the bottle weighs 19 kg separately. Important: Lifting the bottle is a two-person task. With one person on each side carefully lift the bottle into position.
What size is the Saturn?
The Saturn lava lamp measures 152 cm (59.84 inches) in height, 54 cm (21.26 inches) in width, and 48 cm (18.9 inches) in depth. The spread of the legs is 61 cm (24.02 inches) in diameter.
Is a switch included with the Saturn lava lamp?
The Saturn lava lamp is fitted with a foot switch; this does not require a large amount of force to operate.
How long is the mains cable for the Saturn lava lamp?
The Saturn is fitted with a 3-metre cable. Important: Ensure the power cable can reach the socket location without being overstretched and does not become a trip hazard.
What are the slots in the feet for?
The slots enable you to fix the product to a surface should the need occur (i.e., in public areas). Please use fixings that are appropriate for the floor surface.
Are the halogen lamps used in Saturn being banned?
These lamps are currently exempt under the new UK and EU Ecodesign regulations.
Can the Saturn lava lamp be used in public areas?
Yes. Please perform an independent risk assessment like any other electrical product in a public space.
The replacement bottle I ordered does not fit my lamp. Can I exchange it?
Please contact Mathmos customer services here.
Why can I see a metal spring/coil in my lava lamp bottle?
The metal spring, located at the bottom of the bottle, is an essential part of your lava lamp. It helps with the proper movement of the lava. If the spring becomes dislodged, run the lamp for up to six hours to allow it to settle back into place. This process might need to be repeated if the spring does not settle initially.
What are the differences in quality between a Mathmos lava lamp and others?
Mathmos has been manufacturing high-quality lava lamps in Britain since 1963. Our lamps feature a unique lava formulation for superior flow, longer life, clearer liquid, and more vivid colours. We also offer a comprehensive range of spare parts. Additionally, we adhere to the highest safety standards and undergo regular audits by independent bodies to ensure exceptional build quality.
Why has my lava lamp made strange stalagmite shapes?
The stalagmite shapes you're seeing are a normal part of the warming-up process. As the lamp heats up, these shapes will begin to melt and transform into the flowing lava shapes you expect. Please leave the lamp on for longer to allow it to fully warm up and start producing the classic moving lava.
Why does the colour of my lava lamp look different from the picture?
Mathmos lava lamp bottles are handcrafted, so there may be slight variations in colour. Additionally, colours can appear different under various lighting conditions. Our product photos are often taken in well-lit environments, which may affect how the colours look. For more information on how lighting can impact the appearance of your lava lamp, check out our blog here.
What is Mathmos doing about the halogen bulb phase-out?
Rest assured, Mathmos uses compliant halogen bulbs to heat and light its lava lamps, even as some halogen bulbs are being phased out for lighting purposes. We are also exploring alternative power sources for our iconic lamps in case regulations change further. Our commitment is to ensure that our lava lamps stay out of landfill and spare parts continue to be offered.
What is the lifespan of a Mathmos bottle or bulb?
Mathmos lava lamp bottles typically last for approximately 2,000 hours. The lifespan of the bulbs can vary, as halogen bulbs are delicate, and their longevity depends on usage. Replacement bulbs and bottles are available for purchase on our website here.
How long can I leave my lamp switched on?
Most Mathmos lava lamps can be used for up to six hours at a time. Exceptions include the Candle range, which should be used for no more than 4 hours, and the Saturn Giant lava lamp, which can be used for up to 12 hours.
Where is the Mathmos brand on my lava lamp?
The location of the Mathmos logo can vary by model. It may be found on the base, cap, or label on the cord, and in most cases, it is etched onto the bottle.
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There is no delivery charge, no duties, and no extra costs. Your order will be quickly delivered fresh from our UK factory or directly from our EU warehouse.
Keep your lava lamp flowing by stocking up on spares with a 30% spares discount when you buy a lamp. Or recondition your old Mathmos lava lamp; we supply spares for lamps made from 1963 to date.
All Mathmos lava lamp bottles are hand filled in the Mathmos UK factory. Our unique lava lamp formula has brighter, clearer liquids that last longer than other lava lamps.