Lighting Styles & Features:
- Spot - Light comes from the circle near the bottom. This style is preferred for shaving. Use with standard 25 watt, T-8, intermediate base lamps. Body depth: 2-1/2"
- Halo - Light comes from around the edges. This style is preferred for applying make-up. Use with standard 40 watt, T-6 1/2 intermediate base lamps. Body depth: 2-1/2"
- Unlighted - Use when room lighting is adequate or electricity is not available. Without electrical components, unlighted mirrors have a slimmer body depth of 1-1/4"
- White Body - The standard body is smooth, easy to clean with Lexan® (a brand of hard, practically unbreakable polycarbonate resin, commonly used for shatterproof windows, etc.)
- Metal Body - The standard body is covered by a solid brass shell plated to match the other plated finishes
- Epoxy Body (M1 model) - The standard body is coated with a durable epoxy that is color coordinated to match the plated finishes
- Optics - Distortion-free, large diameter 3X optical glass mirrors standard on most models. 5X, 7X and non-magnified (0X) mirrors also available
- Electrical (lighted models) - Voltage (110 volts), switch (double-insulated toggle switch is located on the right side of the mirror body), wallmount (hard-wired standard - cord and plug also available), vanity top (standard w/ 6' white cord and ground plug)
- Finishes - Smooth, white Lexan® bodies. Beautiful, durable, chrome plated finishes on the solid brass arms and fittings. Satin Nickel, bronze, brass finishes also available.
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"What's the difference between spot lighted and halo lighted?"
Spot lighted (AKA wash-up light) mirrors are generally lower priced,
provide a larger mirror surface, and cast less glare. Spot lighted mirrors shown on this page use a 25 watt bulb.
Halo lighted (AKA rim light) mirrors are higher priced and reduce the reflective surface diameter by 1", but provide a brighter, broader, fuller light.
Halo lighted mirrors shown on this page use a 40 watt bulb.