Floor Lamps Or Table Lamps, Electric (excl Halogen)

75 YOF PRESENTS WITH KNEE PAIN AND SWELLING SINCE YESTERDAY AROUND NOON, REPORTS THAT SHE CUT HER KNEE YESTERDAY WHEN A LAMP BROKE. DX: PUNCTURE WOUND OF R KNEE.

4 YOF DROPPED A LAMP ONTO TOE DX CONTUSION TOE

84 YOF INJ HEAD LAMP FELL OVER STRUCK BACK OF HEAD AT HOME DX LAC SCALP ;

57YOM BROUGHT IN BY EMS AFFTER BEING HIT IN THE HEAD WITH A LAMP 2 HOURS AGO BY HIS BABY'S MOTHER.. STATES HE LOST CONSCIOUSNESS A LITTLE BIT. VISIBLE KNOT OF FOREHEAD. DX: INJURY OF HEAD, ACUTE POST-TRAUMATIC HEADACHE

32YOF PATIENT REPORTS THAT SHE CUT HER FINGER ON A LAMP DX: LACERATION OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY WITHOUT DAMAGE TO NAIL

72 YOF PRESENTS WITH RIGHT EYE REDNESS. YESTERDAY SHE STRUCK HER HEAD ON A LAMP AT A RESTAURANT BUT DID NOT APPEAR TO HAVE A SUBSTANTIAL INJURY. NO LOC. TODAY SHE AWOKE WITH REDNESS IN HER EYE. DX SUBCONJUNCTIVAL HEMORRHAGE OF THE RIGHT EYE

74YOF C/O CONCUSSION S/P PT STATES A LAMP FELL ON HER HEAD WHILE AT THE *** STORE WHEN SHE TRIED TO GET THE LAMP DOWN OFF OF A SHELF. THE LAMP HAD A HEAVY MARBLE BASE. DX: CONCUSSION

49 YOM WAS CROSSING THE STREET CARRYING A LAMP AND WAS POSSIBLY HIT BY A BUS, + LACERATION TO HAND. DX: HEAD TRAUMA

96 YOM BIBA FOR LEFT HIP PAIN AFTER FALL WHEN HE GOT UP TO TURN OFF THE LIGHT, DX: HIP FRACTURE

47 YOF WITH SMOKE INHALATION AFTER BEING INVOLVED IN A FIRE AT A FRIEND'S APARTMENT, SHE PLUGGED IN A LAMP THAT HAD SOME EXPOSED WIRES AND IT CAUGHT FIRE, WAS IN THE ROOM A PROLONGED AMOUNT OF TIME TRYING TO GATHER HER MEDICATIONS, COHGB4.4, UNKNOWN FIRE DEPARTMENT. DX: SMOKE EXPOSURE

86YOF TO ER POST FALL OUT OF WHEELCHAIR ONTO RIGHT SHOULDER, PT WAS REACHING TO TURN A LAMP OFF WHEN SHE FELL FROM WHEELCHAIR, NO HEAD INJURY OR NECK PAIN, PT HAS RIGHT SHOULDER PAIN DX FALL, RECURENT FALL, RIGHT SHOULDER PAIN

36YOM PATIENT REPORTS HE WAS TRYING TO KILL A FLY WHEN HE SWATTED A PLASTIC LAMPSHADE THAT BROKE, HE SUSTAINED A LACERATION TO THE PALM OF HIS HAND. DX: LACERATION OF HAND

Bought a himalayan salt lamp from Bed Bath and Beyond around christmas time. Didn't use it a whole lot and had been off for a few months. Went to plug it in again and within the hour, the dimmer switch melted and the lamp went out. The brand is wbm international himalayan glow. As far as I can tell, this brand was not part of the massive recall, but has the same problem as the ones that were recalled. The dimmer switch is a zing ear ZE-04. Cannot find if the recalled lamps uses the same dimmer switch as this.

My 6 year old daughter was burned on her hand and leg. She was reading in bed like she does every night. She went to turn off her Light when the cord detached from the light and the cord burnt her hand and leg. This was just bought at Lowes with in the month. After the yelling and cleaning the black marks with cold water I checked the other matching light we have and noticed that where it connects to the light it was frayed and you can see exposed copper. I took them back to Lowes first thing this morning and they saw what I saw and even pulled one off the shelf and saw the same thing at the connection point of the new one. I believe these are not only a burn issue but a HUGE fire hazard in a home. Since the one of switch is connected to the wire it is only a matter of time that others don't get detached too. Lowes Item Number is 352579 LED CLIP LIGHT Please get these off their shelves.

The table lamp was plugged into a bedroom wall socket when brought home after purchase. On the date of the incident, it was turned on for a period of between 5-10 minutes by its rheostat. When I went to turn it off the Rheostat was hot to the touch, I dropped it and called my spouse over to look at it. In the minute it took for my spouse to get to the lamp the rheostat started to smoke. The lamp was then unplugged and monitored until the rheostat had cooled. Lamp was purchased at Ethan Allan and used intermittently for around 3 months at the time of the incident. Model 09-6539 date code [REDACTED] identification [REDACTED] UL file NO:[REDACTED]. UL LISTED portable Luminare ISSUE no:[REDACTED]

Plugging in lamp resulted in spark and affected electrical throughout room - momentary power outage. Black burn marks on plug.

I purchased a floor lamp in 2009 from Target. I have always used it in my children's room. Today I went to turn it off and it would not turn off. The twist knob felt hot. I unplugged the lamp and tilted it down to see what was happening. It was on fire. I could see a blue flame inside the lamp head underneath where the bulb is screwed in. Thankfully this happened when I was in the room and not my daughter.

I want to report a faulty ballast in a Bell and Howell flourescent floor lamp, which burned out and left a smoke stain on the carpet. Luckily it did not start a fire outside of the lamp, but the next person may not be so lucky. It was plugged into a timer switch to help with security. Some time in the last few months it stopped working. I removed the ballast from the base and found that the cover was melted and the inside was charred. It's a 27 Watt lamp very much like ones available for sale online; https://www.amazon.com/Bell-Howell-Sunlight-Desk-Lamp/dp/B000RWPY98 It is some years old, but I don't know how many.

Purchased Your Zone 5-light Floor Lamp. On Friday morning, I had turned the light on and begin my day as normal. Within about a half an hour I smelt burning so I checked everything in my home and eventually found out that the shade that were on the lamp which were not touching the light bulbs were burning and had holes in them. This could have ended very differently and something should be done about it

A fire broke out in our young daughters bedroom in the middle of the night where an IKEA LAUTERS floor lamp was being used. The local Fire Department determined the likely cause was a pinched electrical cord in the lamp, which failed and ignited combustibles. The lamp was completely destroyed along with the containing room, and the rest of our house was damaged. My wife and I and our children continue to suffer trauma from the incident and the disruption to our lives in the ten months that followed.