Description

Sweet Tooth “There’s No Crying In The Apocalypse” Acrylic LED Light

Premium Sweet Tooth. There’s No Crying in the Apocalypse, acrylic RGB LED night light or desk light.

Rectangular cut with rounded corners.

Engraved on premium 5mm Perspex.

We paired this design with our light-up 3 function RGB LED Beech Base.
This base has 3 modes, a Single static choice of 7 colours, slow colour change, or fast colour change.
Please see the video for the range of colours the base can produce (the video playback has been speeded up to show the full range)

Things to be aware of: the video was taken with an iPhone and so you will see the same flickering effect as if you filmed your TV, this is caused by the framerate of the phone. You cannot see any stuttering effect when the light is in use!

3 mode RGB light with white cord and in-line control, beechwood base.
The cable has a USB connector to plug into a game console or USB plug (not supplied)

Efficient LED Light Source — the LEDs are located inside the base to provide a safe, cool, bright light.

Compliant with UK & European CE Safety Standards, and as the LED is powered by USB it does not get hot.

If you would like us to create something for you then we are happy to have a chat to suit a specific requirement.

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Sweet Tooth There’s No Crying In The Apocalypse dimensions

Acrylic panel measures 145cm(w) x 165mm(h) x 5mm thick.
The base is made from beech, and measures 145(w) x 60mm(d) x 35mm(h).
(Beech White Lights and Crackle RGB Bases are also available, please see our other listings.)

Compliant with UK & European CE Safety Standards, and as the LED is powered by USB it does not get hot.

Please note:
THIS IS NOT A TOY!

Treat this light the same way you would any other electrical item, and do not leave children to play with it.
Never use in areas that have water or high humidity.
Never allow children to use electrical items unsupervised.
Never use in areas that have water or high humidity.
Risk of shock if damaged, pulled apart or used incorrectly.