Lumenorth Arc Candle Warmer Lamp
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The design is the whole story: a single curve reaching over the jar, holding a conical shade above it. Warmth from the bulb does the rest.
A wick tunnels down the middle and leaves wax stuck to the sides. Warming from above melts the whole surface evenly, so the scent stays steady and the jar finishes.
Arc is shaped to sit in a room as a lamp. Nothing about it announces what it does, which is why it works on a console or a mantelpiece rather than hiding in a corner.
Arc is the design in one word: a single curved arm reaching over a candle, holding a conical shade above it. The lamp melts scented wax from above using nothing but the warmth of the bulb, so fragrance fills a room without a flame in it, and the whole thing reads as a piece of lighting rather than an appliance.
A wick burns a narrow tunnel down the middle of a candle and leaves most of the wax behind on the sides of the jar. Warming from above melts the whole surface evenly instead, releasing scent steadily and using the candle right down to the bottom. There is no soot on the ceiling and nothing to remember to put out before bed. The built-in dimmer takes it from a bright working light down to a low evening glow, which means it earns its place on a side table whether or not there is a candle underneath it.
The shade and the area directly beneath it get warm in use, so give the lamp a stable, heat-tolerant surface with a little clearance around it, and keep it out of reach of children and pets while it is switched on and while it cools down.
The warmth of the bulb melts the top of the wax from above. The scent releases steadily, with no flame, no smoke and no soot on the ceiling.
A jar candle that sits comfortably under the shade. Choose one that fits the plate and the warmth will reach the full surface of the wax.
Yes. Even melting means you use the whole jar instead of leaving a thick ring of wax on the sides.
It is designed to run as a lamp through an evening, and since there is no flame there is nothing to remember to blow out.
Yes. With no candle underneath, the arc and shade give a warm pool of light on a console or a side table.