Albertslund (orbiter) ceiling lamp by jens møller-jensen for louis poulsen, 1980s designer: jens møller-jensen (born 1935) manufacturer: louis poulsen & co a/s, copenhagen, denmark design year: 1963 production period: 1980s origin: denmark materials: white enamelled metal (iron), clear glass colour: white dimensions: height: 22.5 cm (8.8 in) diameter: 27 cm (10.6 in) socket: 1 × g24d-1, 18w electricity: 220–240v description originally designed in 1963 by jens møller-jensen, the albertslund (also known as orbiter) ceiling lamp is a refined example of mid-century danish industrial design, produced by louis poulsen. this model features a white enamelled metal ceiling plate and round shade, complemented by a clear glass diffuser and a distinctive non-glare ring secured with three bolts. A characteristic “saturn ring” reflector encircles the shade, defining its instantly recognizable layered silhouette and providing soft, evenly distributed illumination. the albertslund lamp was originally conceived for a residential development project in albertslund, denmark, and later evolved into a modular lighting series including wall, ceiling, pole, and pendant models. Produced in various finishes — white, grey, and silver — the design remains in production today in its outdoor form under the name albertslund maxi post. Earlier iterations were also marketed under names such as satellit, planet, and orbiter. this ceiling version exemplifies louis poulsen’s functional and minimalist design philosophy, merging form, precision engineering, and timeless scandinavian craftsmanship. condition excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of age and use. fitted with the original plastic g24d-1 socket (bulbs readily available). fully functional; rewiring is recommended according to local electrical standards. designer jens møller-jensen (b. 1935, copenhagen) trained as a medical and technical instrument engineer in 1955 before graduating as an architect from the royal danish academy of fine arts (kadk) in 1964. After serving as head of the kadk workshop, he founded his own design studio in 1967. His work is distinguished by technical precision, clarity of form, and a strong functionalist approach — all qualities evident in the albertslund lighting series. This piece has an attribution mark, i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution, up to 250v (europe/uk standard).the wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.