
Lighting A Whole Facade
Set these where the wall above and below has something worth lighting, since the effect depends on a surface for the beams to travel across. Blank render and textured stone both work. Two well placed fixtures usually beat four crowded ones.
Serious Output For Its Size
The small versions draw twenty four watts for around twenty four hundred lumens and the large thirty six watts for thirty six hundred. That genuinely washes a facade rather than just marking a doorway, so count the fixtures carefully before ordering.
Simple Fixing, No Maintenance
The ABS body with a polycarbonate diffuser mounts straight to the wall using the supplied plate and fixings. LEDs are built in, so there is no bulb to buy now and nothing to replace when it eventually dims.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the sizes?
The small measures about 17 cm wide and the large about 36 cm, and both stand around 20 cm tall. The small draws twenty four watts for roughly twenty four hundred lumens, the large thirty six watts for thirty six hundred. Choose by the width of the wall and how much of it you want lit.
What is the difference between body styles A and B?
Two body styles are offered, A and B, and each comes in a small and a large length. Both stand around 20 cm tall and the outputs match across the styles, so the choice comes down to which housing shape suits the wall. Getting the length right is the more important of the two decisions.
Do I need to buy bulbs?
No. The LEDs are integrated, so there is no bulb to fit and nothing to replace when it eventually dims. Output is set by the size: twenty four watts and around twenty four hundred lumens on the small, thirty six watts and thirty six hundred on the large. Colour temperature is chosen when you order.
Which colour temperature should I order?
Warm at 3000K, neutral at 4000K and white at 5000K are all offered on both styles and both sizes. Warm suits brick and stone and keeps a house front looking domestic. Neutral is a middle ground on grey render. White at 5000K is the sharpest and reads more like security lighting on a garage or driveway.
How many do I need on one wall?
Fewer than you would think. Two well placed fixtures usually beat four crowded ones, because crowded beams overlap and lose the definition that makes the effect work. Space them so each has clear surface above and below it, and set them all at the same height so the beam edges line up.



