Quick Answer: The Rectangular Lamp House is a light source for optics experiments, with a laminated body 25 cm high on a 10 x 10 cm wooden base and a 60 W bulb holder. The bulb is not included.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Laminated body, 25 cm high, insulated to limit heat loss
Wooden base, 10 x 10 cm, keeps the lamp steady during experiments
60 W bulb holder; bulb supplied separately
Used as an optical bench light source for reflection, refraction and lens work
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Body
Laminated, 25 cm height
Base
Wood, 10 x 10 cm
Bulb holder
60 W (bulb not included)
Use
Light source for optics and light experiments; optical bench accessory
About This Product
A lamp house gives a class one steady, enclosed light source for ray and lens practicals. It is used to show the law of reflection with mirrors, refraction and dispersion through lenses, prisms and transparent blocks, focal length and image formation with convex and concave lenses, colour mixing and shadow formation, and the inverse-square law of light intensity. Enquiries from Cyprus, Jordan, South Korea, Somalia and Libya for the Rectangular Lamp House receive an export quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a bulb supplied with the Rectangular Lamp House?
No. The lamp house has a 60 W bulb holder and the bulb is sold separately.
Which experiments is it used for?
Reflection with mirrors, refraction and dispersion with lenses, prisms and blocks, focal length and image formation, colour mixing, shadow formation and the inverse-square law of light intensity.
