Anrotix Floor & Table Lamp Comparison: Which Model Fits the Job
Anrotix stocks nine floor and table lamps, all ETL listed to UL 153, wired for 120V/60Hz with a US plug, and shipped from stock in the United States. The range splits into torchieres (up-light, whole-room ambient), arc lamps (reach over a seat), solid-wood floor lamps (premium look) and table lamps with USB charging. This page compares every model on brightness, height, control and best use so a buyer can pick the right SKUs without reading nine spec sheets. Wholesale minimum is 10 units with mixed SKUs; pricing is tiered and quoted per enquiry.
All nine models at a glance
Figures are the published retail specifications. Lumen figures marked "(bulb)" come from the included or customer-fit E26 bulb, not a sealed LED. Confirm against a sample before a volume order.
| Model | Type | Height | Light output | Source / watts | Colour temp | Control | MSRP | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30W LED Torchiere, 69 in | Floor | 69 in | 3,000 lm | 30W integrated LED | 2,700 / 4,500 / 6,500K | Remote + foot switch | $69.99 | Whole-room bright light at a value price |
| 3-Light Arc, Remote | Floor | 80 in | 2,400 lm | 27W LED (3 heads) | 3,000 – 6,000K | Remote, per head | $129.99 | Light over a sofa; 3 independent zones |
| 3-Light Arc, Rotary Knob | Floor | 80 in | 1,500 lm | 18W LED (3 heads) | Not separately published | Rotary knob on pole | $89.99 | Hospitality / senior living — no batteries |
| 76 in Foldable Torchiere | Floor | 76 in | ≈900 lm (bulb) | E26, 9W bulb incl. (to 60W) | 3,000 – 6,500K | Remote + foot switch | $59.99 | Entry price; replaceable bulb |
| 90° Foldable Torchiere 30W | Floor | 69 in | 3,000 lm | 30W integrated LED | 2,700 – 6,500K | Remote + foot switch | $69.99 | Small spaces; pink hero SKU |
| Solid Wood LED Torchiere, 69 in | Floor | 69 in | 3,000 lm | Integrated LED | 2,700 / 4,500 / 6,500K | Remote + foot switch + 1h timer | $79.99 | Premium wood look; hotel / senior |
| Solid Wood LED Floor Lamp | Floor | 66.1 in | Bulb (E26 incl.) | E26 bulb included | 3,000 – 6,500K | On-pole dimmer | $99.99 | Coordinated wood set; mid price |
| Wood Table Lamp with USB | Table | 22 in | 900 lm | E26, 9W bulb incl. | 3,000 – 6,500K | USB-A + USB-C + AC outlet | $59.99 (set $89.99) | Bedside with device charging |
| Set of 2 Table Lamps | Table | 24 in | 1,200 lm / lamp | E26 9W + E12 3W night light | 3,000 – 6,500K | USB-A + USB-C per lamp | $119.99 (pair) | Both nightstands, one SKU |
Torchiere vs arc floor lamp
A torchiere bounces light off the ceiling, so it lifts the whole room evenly and disappears behind a chair — the cheapest way to add ambient light. An arc lamp curves its heads out over a seat, so it reads, tasks and accents without a ceiling fixture, and it looks more designed, which supports a higher retail price. In this range the torchieres run $59.99–$79.99 and the arcs $89.99–$129.99; both share ETL listing, 120V wiring and US stock.
Integrated LED vs replaceable E26 bulb
The torchieres and the solid-wood floor lamp seal the LED driver inside the pole — slimmer carton, lower price, but the lamp is replaced if the LED fails. The E26-bulb models (76 in foldable torchiere, solid-wood floor lamp, both table lamps) take any bulb up to 60W, including smart bulbs, so a dead bulb is a $5 fix and the lamp stays sellable for years. For rental, dorm and hospitality buyers who expect a long service life, the E26 versions are the safer resale story.
Remote vs rotary knob
The knob-controlled arc (3-Light Arc with Rotary Knob) is the version hospitality and senior-living buyers specify: a dial needs no battery, no instructions and nothing to lose. The remote arcs add stepless dimming from the sofa, which residential and retail buyers prefer. Both use the same three-head arc frame, so one set of spare parts covers both SKUs and one showroom display can demo both.
Floor lamp vs table lamp
Floor lamps light a room from the perimeter; table lamps light a surface from 22–24 in up. For a bedside, the table lamps are the right height — the 22 in USB wood lamp (900 lm, charges a phone) and the 24 in Set of 2 (1,200 lm per lamp, USB ports, an E12 night light at the base). The set ships as a retail-ready pair, so both nightstands are one SKU. Floor lamps are the choice when there is no surface or no ceiling fixture to work with.
Which lamp for which room
- Living room, ambient fill: 30W LED Torchiere (3,000 lm) or Solid Wood LED Torchiere — slim, bright, cheap to run.
- Living room, over the sofa: 3-Light Arc (Remote or Knob) — reaches the seat, three independent heads.
- Small apartment / dorm: 76 in Foldable Torchiere (smallest carton, $59.99) or 90° Foldable Torchiere 30W (pink, moves desk-to-bedside).
- Bedroom / nightstand: Wood Table Lamp with USB, or the Set of 2 Table Lamps with night lights.
- Hotel / senior living: Solid Wood LED Torchiere (1h timer) or the knob-controlled 3-Light Arc (no batteries).
- Showroom hero / premium: Solid Wood LED Floor Lamp — coordinates with the wood table lamps as a set.
Brightest to dimmest
For buyers who sort by output: 3,000 lm — 30W LED Torchiere, 90° Foldable Torchiere 30W, Solid Wood LED Torchiere; then 2,400 lm — 3-Light Arc (Remote); 1,500 lm — 3-Light Arc (Knob); 1,200 lm — Set of 2 Table Lamps (per lamp); 900 lm — Wood Table Lamp with USB and the 76 in Foldable Torchiere (with the included bulb). All are dimmable, so the useful range starts well below the headline number.
Questions buyers ask when comparing
What is the difference between a torchiere and an arc floor lamp?
A torchiere throws light upward onto the ceiling, filling a room with soft, even ambient light from a slim pole that tucks behind furniture. An arc floor lamp reaches its heads out and over a sofa or chair on a curved arm, so it works as task and accent light without a ceiling fixture. Choose a torchiere for whole-room ambient fill on a budget; choose an arc when the seat to be lit sits away from the wall. Anrotix stocks both: the 30W torchieres start at $59.99 (3,000 lm), and the three-light arcs start at $89.99.
Which Anrotix floor lamp is the brightest?
The brightest models are the 30W torchieres — the 30W LED Torchiere (69 in, 3,000 lm), the 90° Foldable Torchiere 30W (3,000 lm) and the Solid Wood LED Torchiere (69 in, 3,000 lm) — all at 3,000 lumens from 30W. The 3-Light Arc is next at 2,400 lm. The table lamps are lower by design: the Set of 2 table lamps deliver 1,200 lm per lamp and the USB table lamp 900 lm.
Torchiere or arc floor lamp — which should I stock?
Stock a torchiere for ambient whole-room light and the lowest price point; stock an arc when the buyer needs light over a sofa or reading chair without rewiring the ceiling. The arcs also read as a more designed piece, which supports a higher retail price. In the Anrotix range the 76 in foldable torchiere is the entry SKU at $59.99, while the three-light arcs run $89.99–$129.99.
Integrated LED vs replaceable E26 bulb — which is better for resale?
Integrated-LED models (the torchieres and the solid-wood floor lamp) seal the driver inside the pole, keeping the carton slimmer and the price lower, but the whole lamp is replaced if the LED fails. The E26-bulb models (the 76 in foldable torchiere, the solid-wood floor lamp and both table lamps) let the customer fit any bulb up to 60W, including smart bulbs, so a burnt bulb is a $5 fix rather than a return. For rental, dorm and hospitality buyers who expect a long service life, the E26 versions are the safer resale story.
Remote control or rotary knob — which do hospitality buyers prefer?
Hospitality, senior-living and contract buyers almost always specify the knob-controlled arc (the 3-Light Arc with Rotary Knob) because a dial needs no battery, no instructions and nothing to lose. Retail and residential buyers tend to prefer the remote versions for dimming from the sofa. Both share the same three-head arc frame, so one set of spare parts covers both SKUs.
Which Anrotix lamp is best for a small apartment or dorm?
For a small apartment or dorm, pick the slimmest base and only the light you need. The 76 in Foldable Torchiere has the smallest carton and a 9 x 9 in base, ships with an E26 bulb and is the entry price at $59.99. The 90° Foldable Torchiere 30W (pink) is light enough to move between desk and bedside. Avoid the 80 in arcs if floor space is tight — their 11 x 11 in base and long reach need room to swing.
Which Anrotix lamp is best for a bedroom nightstand?
For a nightstand, the table lamps are the right height. The 22 in Wood Table Lamp with USB (900 lm, USB-A + USB-C + AC outlet) and the 24 in Set of 2 Table Lamps (1,200 lm per lamp, USB-A + USB-C, plus an E12 night light at the base) are both 120V and bedside-sized. The set ships as a retail-ready pair, so both sides of the bed are covered by one SKU, and the USB ports let a guest charge a phone without a wall adapter.
What is the price range of Anrotix wholesale floor and table lamps?
Suggested retail prices run from $59.99 (the 76 in foldable torchiere and the single wood table lamp) to $129.99 (the 3-Light Arc with Remote). Wholesale prices are not published — they are tiered by volume and quoted per enquiry — but the minimum order is 10 units with mixed SKUs, ex-stock in the United States, dispatched within one business day.
About Anrotix
Anrotix is a wholesale supplier of floor lamps and table lamps with stock held in the United States, so buyers can reorder against real sell-through instead of waiting on an ocean container. Every luminaire is ETL listed for the US market, wired for 120V/60Hz with a US plug. Minimum order is 10 units with mixed SKUs; factory-direct runs start at 300 units per model and unlock private-label packaging. Enquiries are answered within one business day — help@anrotix.cn.
- 3 local US warehouses, ready to ship
- 10 unit minimum, mixed SKUs
- 3–7 day delivery to US customers
- 2 yr warranty, honored in the US
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