Description

Image Led Mirror 500 - Britocean

Illuminate your space with the Image Led Mirror 500 by Britocean. This wall-mounted mirror combines functionality with design, making it a practical choice for bathrooms, dressing rooms, or salons. Featuring a touch sensor with dimming CCT changing from 3000K to 6000K, it allows for customizable lighting to suit your needs. The mirror is equipped with a demister pad, ensuring a fog-free reflection even in humid environments. The IP44 certification indicates its resistance to water spray, making it a reliable fixture for bathroom use.

Key Features:

Built-in TUV/CE LED driver for energy efficiency
5mm copper-free silver mirror promoting clearer reflection
Aluminium backing frame for durability
Touch sensor operation for ease of use

Suitable For:

Bathrooms requiring moisture-resistant fixtures
Dressing rooms for clear and adjustable lighting
Beauty salons needing reliable lighting for makeup application

Note that all measurements provided are estimates, and actual dimensions may vary. Images are intended to provide a general impression of the product and may not reflect the exact appearance.

Specifications

Product Code

IMG500

Built In

TUV/CE LED Driver

Demister Pad

Yes

Ip Rating

IP44 Certified

Brand

Britocean

Colour

default

Range

IMAGE

Size

500X700mm

Style

Design

Mirror Feature

Touch Sensor with Dimming CCT Changing,Aluminium Backing Frame

Mirror Type

Wall-Mounted

Orientation

Both

Product Weight

Mid Small Package (Up to 5kg)

Smd Led

3000K-6000K

Type Of Mirror

5mm Copper free Silver Mirror

Shipping & Returns

DELIVERY INFORMATION :

Estimated delivery in (2–5 days)

RETURNS : We hope you are delighted with your Pure Lavish purchase. However, if you need to return an item, you may do so within 28 days of receiving your order for a full refund via the original payment method. Returned items must be unused, undamaged, and in their original packaging.

For more details, please refer to our full Delivery & Returns policy.

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