Robern Aio Lighted Cabinet, 36” X 30” X 4”, Two Door, Lum Lighting, 4000k Temperature (cool Light), Dimmable, Om Audio, Electrical Outlet, Usb Left Hinge
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Find what you''re looking for more easily with an interior LED light that turns on and off with the exterior task lights.
AiO 35-1/4'' x 30'' x 4'' two door lighted cabinet with large door at left with LUM LED lighting at 4000 kelvin temperature (cool light), dimmable, built-in OM Audio, interior lighting, electrical outlet, USB charging ports and magnetic storage strip
Use the small magnifying mirror to perform detailed tasks like tweezing. Position the mirror along the inside edge of the door for easy viewing.
Position and install the magnetic storage strip for convenient access to small metal implements and to simplify your daily routine.
Power when and where you need it most, with the added benefit of an integrated USB port to conveniently charge your mobile and media devices.
Choose between two Kelvin ratings to create warm (2700) mood lighting or cool (4000), energizing task lighting.
Conveniently built into the face of the cabinet door, the elegant capacitive-touch dimming switch lets you operate or dim the task lights with a touch of a finger eliminating the guesswork that usually goes with pairing a LED and a dimmer.
The right light is achieved by a combination of high lumen output and proper placement in relation to the face and body. Robern lighted cabinets have been carefully desinged to enable you to see yourself in the best light by eliminating dark shadows, experience bright even task lighting, see rich, saturated tone in your reflection and be confident that lighting stays consistent, even for close up tasks.
The AiO Lighted Medicine Cabinet offers remarkably accurate color rending at 90+ CRI, so you can see your truest reflection.
Cool, invigorating tones (4000K) simulate bright daylight to jumpstart your day and provide ideal task lighting.
