1970s 'Adina' floor lamp by Lyfa

Marsoni

M251S

$197.50

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1970s 'Adina' floor lamp by Lyfa'Adina' floor lamp in lacquered metal with multi tiered shade. Produced by Lyfa. Era: 1970s Origin: Denmark Condition: Very good Height: 126 cm Shade diameter: 50 cm Base dimensions: 28 cm Rewired PAT tested Takes one standard E27 screw in bulb. UK plug Approx. 2m white cable

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I made this purchase as a cost-effective way to monitor the meat temperature while cooking without any wires. I have used this in my smoker grill, traditional gas grill, charcoal grill, oven and rotisserie air fryer. I tested the reading for accuracy with other temp measuring devices and find that it has been spot on in every method. It is so easy to use that you push it into the meat to the designated line and it reads the ambient, (surrounding), temp as well as the current meat temp. The display is easy to read and has a backlight when cooking outdoors in dim lighting. It is magnetic so it keeps the controller in place. When finished easily clean the probe with dish detergent and a wipe. I will be purchasing the 4-probe version since I do a lot of smoker grill cooks so I can measure more than one zone or different foods at the same time.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026