Honkai Star Rail Imbibitor Lunae Lamp: Setup and Care Guide

Quick Answer

Unbox your Honkai Star Rail Imbibitor Lunae Collectible Lamp, plug it into a USB power source, and place it on a stable surface away from moisture. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth to maintain the chibi design.

Step-by-Step Setup and Care

1. Unbox and Inspect: Carefully remove the lamp from its packaging. Check for any visible damage to the chibi figure or the USB cable. If the lamp has a protective film on the base, peel it off before use. A common mistake is plugging in the lamp before removing the film, which can trap dust and cause overheating.
2. Connect to Power: Plug the included USB cable into a standard 5V USB port (wall adapter, computer, or power bank). The lamp should light up immediately. If it doesn't, try a different port or cable. Using a high-amperage charger (like a tablet charger) is fine, but avoid connecting to a USB hub that might not supply enough power.
3. Position the Lamp: Place the lamp on a flat, stable surface away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and liquids. Ensure the base is not obstructed by cables or clutter. Placing the lamp near a window or humid area (like a bathroom) can cause the paint to fade or the LED to malfunction over time.
4. Clean the Lamp: Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to gently wipe the lamp when it's unplugged. For stubborn dust, lightly dampen the cloth with water (not wet) and wipe immediately, then dry with a clean cloth. Never use alcohol, ammonia, or abrasive cleaners—they will strip the paint and damage the chibi design.
5. Store When Not in Use: If you plan to store the lamp for more than a few weeks, unplug it, wrap it in a soft cloth, and place it in its original box or a dust-free container. Leaving the lamp plugged in continuously for months can reduce LED lifespan; occasional breaks help preserve brightness.

About This Lamp

• Honkai Star Rail Imbibitor Lunae Collectible Lamp: Officially licensed Honkai Star Rail merchandise with a chibi-styled design of Dan Heng's Vidyadhara form. The official license ensures accurate character details, but the painted surface is more prone to scratches than plain plastic.