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OttLite LED Desk Lamp with Color Changing Base and USB
Model: MCC00Z-SHPR · US configuration
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Assessment scenario: MCC00Z-SHPR is an integrated-LED base lamp with three manual Kelvin modes, a separate base-color wheel and wired USB. Its only variant record says Default Title; the exact image’s white appearance is not elevated to a new named SKU.
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Assessment scenario: Manual Kelvin desk lamp with color-changing base
Assessment scenario: MCC00Z-SHPR on its corded base with 3,000/4,000/5,000 K manual task-light modes, three brightness levels, a separate color-changing base and USB output. Numeric Ra and 500-lux width are not stated.
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- The exact one-option record and MCC00Z-SHPR instruction sheet support the manual 3,000 K, 4,000 K and 5,000 K task-light modes.
- The product’s base color wheel has separate controls, while task-light brightness has three manual levels.
- The manual states a supplied 12 V / 1.5 A adapter and a separate 5 V / 2.1 A USB output.
Tradeoffs to weigh
- No numeric Ra/CRI, lumen maximum, center illuminance or 90 cm-at-500-lux width is published in the reviewed sources.
- Height adjusts 12–24.25 inches, but exact base diameter and complete reach envelope are not stated.
- The manual describes a flexible neck rather than two linked support sections and says the integrated source is not consumer-replaceable.
Check these before ordering
- Match the exact MCC00Z-SHPR code and avoid merging the separate CSB3000W Mood listing.
- Verify the included adapter, USB output and current package contents; the record lists only a Default Title variant.
- Check desk clearance using the exact manual because maximum height is not a reach map.