Arham Outdoor Wall Light Matt Grey Frosted Glass IP65 LED
Measurements: D9 x H25 x W9cm
The Arham features an integrated LED light source; 1 x 9w LED inc | 1040 lumens | 3000k
Although this outdoor light has been designed for outdoor environments and tested to IP65 standards, it is unsuitable for harsh coastal environments, including any area with salty air conditions. Installing in a coastal or harsh environment may mean the finish of this light degrades much more quickly and cannot be covered under warranty. This light should not be installed on surfaces that could contain corrosive substances, including lime-based renders or paint.
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- Measurements D9 x H25 x W9cm
- Fixing Plate Dimensions D8 x H2 x W25cm
- Finish Matt Grey,White Frosted Glass
- Material Glass, Metal
- Nett Weight (kg) 1.131 kg
- Symbols EfL
- Suitable For Outdoor, Bathroom Zones 1 & 2
- Electrical Class Class 1 - Earthed
- Shade Included Not Required
- Primary Light:
- Lamp 1 x 9w LED inc | 1040 lumens | 3000k
- Lumens 1040
- Efficiency 115.5556
- Colour Temperature 3000
- Colour Rendering 82 Ra
Useful to Know
Is this light dimmable?
No. This LED light is not suitable for dimming and should not be used with a dimmer switch.
Is this fitting suitable for the Outdoor use?
Yes this fitting is IP65 rated, and is suitable for outdoor use.
I live near the coast, is this light suitable?
Unfortunately, the harsh salty air of the coastal environment is very corrosive and will degrade the finish of this product very quickly. We recommend you look for products designed for coastal environments.
Can I use this light on a rendered wall?
This depends. Some renders use lime or other corrosive material that remains active during their life. The slight corrosive nature of lime will degrade the finish of this product. For normal concrete or silicate-based renders, please ensure they are fully cured before installing and wipe off any dust that may land on the surface of the product, as the curing reaction of some renders can damage the finish. Once fully cured, these should be fine.