20W CCT 2050 lm LED Wall Light, Pack of 10: the job-site pack
Ten wall lights from the same production batch, to equip a building façade, parking area or stairwell with a strictly consistent color temperature and light output from one point to the next. Each 20 W unit delivers 2050 lumens and features a three-position CCT selector (3000K, 4200K, 6400K), adjustable individually during installation: the same box can be used for a warm-white entrance and a cool-white utility room.
Specifications per wall light
- 20W, 2050 lm, 102 lm/W, equivalent to a 150W incandescent bulb.
- Switchable CCT: 3000K warm white, 4200K neutral white, 6400K cool white.
- 120° beam angle, CRI Ra 80, stable flicker-free light.
- 220-240V AC 50-60 Hz, integrated driver.
- IP65, operating temperature from -10°C to +45°C.
- White rectangular body, 29.6 x 14.6 x 7.6 cm, PVC, metal and plexiglass, 450 g.
- 25,000 h, class F, CE & RoHS, 2-year warranty.
- Pack contents: 10 wall lights, each with screws and wall plugs.
Benefits of the pack for an installer
On a job with 10 or more light points, ordering individually can result in color differences between batches. The pack of 10 eliminates this risk and simplifies logistics: one quote line, one box, one stock item. CCT lets you meet specifications that change between ordering and delivery, without having to return the goods.
Outdoor durability
IP65 protection against dust and water jets, suitable for installation in exposed locations and direct rain. The elongated shape follows the building’s horizontal lines and, when repeated at regular intervals, creates visual structure across a façade. These wall lights are not compatible with a dimmer.
Installation
Surface-mounted on the wall, with fixings supplied. Switch off the power at the panel, connect to 220-240V, select the color temperature on each wall light, then close the housing. Mark a reference level and space the lights evenly before drilling.
Applications
Apartment and commercial building façades, parking areas, access corridors, stairwells, shared terraces, residential development pathways; indoors, long hallways, communal garages, utility rooms and circulation areas.
