Light Up Sensory Station
Light Up Sensory Station
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Why We Love It
Ideal for sensory rooms, this Sensory Station brings together three much-loved sensory experiences in one engaging space: a color column or bubble tube, fiber optics and a UV light. Each feature can be activated independently using its own bright, easy-to-use button, or by connecting switches via one of the three 3.5mm jack sockets. The soft black carpeted platform provides a comfortable, tactile surface, while curved acrylic mirrors enhance light, color and movement — creating an immersive, calming environment that encourages exploration, focus and relaxation.
- Combines three favorite sensory activities into one space-saving station
- Supports kids with autism, ADHD and sensory processing difficulties
- Made by Fun and Function
- Age 3+
Ideas for Use
- Use for sensory breaks to help kids return ready to learn
- Use during therapy sessions to encourage focus and attention
- Help kids calm themselves with the Light Station after facing an overwhelming situation
Details
- Made in Europe — custom-manufactured using premium materials for long-term durability and performance
- Includes Light Up Sensory Station, Color Column or Bubble Tube (Bubble Tube comes with hand pump), three Slimline Switches, and UV kit
- Sensory Station (Overall): 39.5"L x 15"D x 30"H. Weighs 50.7 lbs.
- Slimline Switches (Each): 8"L x 4.5"W x 0.8"H. Weigh 14 oz. total
- Bubble Tube or Color Column: 3.5" Diameter x 22.8"H
- Fiber Optic Strands: 100 strands, 39.4"L
- Sensory Station: Medite MDF, Medicote paint, acrylic LED lights, opaque acrylic UV reactive diffuser, steel screws, 2.8mm acrylic fiber optics, acrylic mirrors, 100% polyester carpet. Slimline Switches are Medite MDF and PVC Foamex
- Before cleaning, unplug all equipment from the electrical outlet. Wipe with a soft, lint-free white cloth and mild detergent such as dishwashing liquid diluted with water. Never use an abrasive cloth or any solvent such as paint thinner/mineral spirits, ammonia or chlorine-based products
- Color: White. Black carpet
Getting Started
- Electrical outlet required. Do not use any power cord other than the one supplied. Before plugging in the power cord, ensure it is the cord supplied with your product. Using any power cord other than the one supplied could cause damage to the product or blow a fuse.
- Stations with bubble tube:
To keep your bubble tube bacteria-free, change the water every three months and use our BCB Additive (MS3707) - sold separately.
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Shipping and Returns
Please note: This item will be shipped separately from the rest of your order. Estimated date provided upon request. For returns, a 20% restocking fee is applied.
Warranty Information
This product comes with a 2-year warranty
Safety Information
Use with eyes-on adult supervision only. Do not leave children unattended with this product.
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