A candle lamp you dim with a wave of your hand, with no cord on the table

The light sits at candle height and gives off the same low, warm tone, but nothing burns and nothing drips. An infrared sensor in the head reads a passing hand and steps the brightness up or down. Charge it once and it runs through a long evening.

Why choose this candle lamp?

A cord across a dining table is a nuisance, and open flames rule out a lot of settings. This lamp solves both. The steel base is electroplated, so it holds its finish on a terrace as well as indoors.

Wave sensor: Pass a hand near the head to change the level; you never touch the lamp itself.
Brightness steps: Four fixed levels, plus a stepless range if you want to land between them.
18 hours per charge: The 2000mAh cell runs 10 to 18 hours depending on the level you use.
Plated steel base: The electroplating process leaves a machined surface that resists rust and corrosion.
Candle-warm tone: At 2400K the light stays on the amber side, closer to a wick than to a bulb.

The result is a light you can carry from the table to the balcony and back.

At 16 cm tall and 10 cm across, it takes up about as much room as a real pillar candle. Line up two or three along a table and the effect reads as a row of flames rather than a set of lamps. It also works on a windowsill or a bathroom shelf where a cable would be awkward.