$57,000 SUPER HIGH-END ARTIFICIAL SUNLIGHT for barter (Upper East Side)
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See video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gto0lWcVxcY
In the news: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryyJUHHYnS8
See link: https://360lamps.net/collections/coelux/products/coelux%C2%AE-45-lc?variant=37372222734489
This light by CoeLux (model 45 LC) scientifically reproduces the true effect of natural sunlight and an infinite blue sky. Through the use of LEDs and nanotechnology, it creates a sensation of infinite space. The skylight also recreates Rayleigh scattering, the process that separates light particles into the "blue" sky and "yellow" sun.
Striving to sync with natural patterns of daylight, this light provides the right amount of "sunlight" to uplift people's moods, which is beneficial to emotional health. Delivering endless sunny days, the skylight poses no risk from ultraviolet rays, and is the perfect addition to windowless spaces and polluted cities.
This is the best option for home basements and office spaces that are deprived of natural sunlight, it is also a solution to improve the quality of treatment for patients in hospitals and wellness centers, helping them feel calm, focused and productive.
Unit is a fully functioning demo unit from a showroom that gives you the Mediterranean sun in your home year-round.
Benefits:
Psychophysiological Effects of a Single, Short, and Moderately Bright Room Light Exposure on Mildly Depressed Geriatric Inpatients: A Pilot Study: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/312566106_Psychophysiological_Effects_of_a_Single_Short_and_Moderately_Bright_Room_Light_Exposure_on_Mildly_Depressed_Geriatric_Inpatients_A_Pilot_Study
Please note: this is Italian made, don't be fooled by cheap knockoffs and replicas or "DIY" versions on YouTube. They are usually unable to replicate the effect of the sun being far off in the distance (as seen in the video) and/or have "streaks" of light as if the glass is dirty. This one is the original one that was developed by Physicist Paolo Di Trapani, Professor of Optics at Insubria University in Como, Italy. It really is a work of art -- where science meets art. Please note, this weighs over 600 lbs.
Willing to entertain all interesting offers. WONDERFUL gift for the person that has it all -- they don't have this and might not even know that it exists. Bring the beauty of the blue sky into your home on a dark day.