OttLite specializes in natural daylight lighting solutions, offering LED desk lamps, floor lamps, and magnifiers designed to reduce eyestrain and improve color accuracy for crafting, reading, and working.
OttLite is a leading innovator in natural daylight lighting technology, originally founded in 1989 by photobiologist Dr. John Nash Ott. The company is dedicated to bringing the power of natural daylight indoors through its proprietary ClearSun® LED technology, which is clinically proven to reduce eyestrain by up to 51%. By mimicking the spectral output of the sun, OttLite products provide balanced, high-contrast illumination that makes colors appear true to life and details easier to see.
The brand's extensive catalog includes a wide variety of desk lamps, floor lamps, and task lights tailored for specific activities such as sewing, quilting, crafting, and reading. Modern OttLite fixtures often incorporate advanced features like wireless Qi charging, adjustable color temperatures, digital displays, and flexible necks for precise positioning. Headquartered in Tampa, Florida, OttLite continues to merge wellness-focused lighting with functional design to create healthier workspaces and homes.
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You can register your product online by visiting the registry page at OttLite.com/warranty or filling out the product registration form included in the packaging.
Ensure your device is Qi-certified. Place the device face up on the center of the wireless charging icon located on the lamp base. The lamp must be plugged in for the charger to function.
Many modern OttLite lamps have integrated LEDs that are not replaceable but are rated to last up to 40,000 hours. For older models with replaceable tubes or bulbs, check the specific model label or the user manual for the correct bulb type (e.g., Type A, E26).
Yes, many OttLite models feature touch controls that allow you to cycle through brightness levels and color temperatures (e.g., 2700K, 4000K, 5000K) by tapping or holding the power switch.