The Ramiro EX20 is a 200mm traditional coach lantern in black, withtextured glass one E27 globe to 25W, not supplied,IP44, projecting 280mm.

It projects 280mm from a body only 400mm tall proportionally the deepest reach in either coach-lantern range. That ismore than the Pedral EX23, a visibly larger lantern, and it means the EX20 isnot the compact option its width suggests.

• Beside a front door, check the door swing and architrave.
• Along a path or passage, mount it above head height.
• At 2.8kg on a 280mm reach, the fixing takesleverage as well as weight a flat fitting pulls down, this one pullsdown and out. Tell your electrician both figures.

If you need a genuinely shallow exterior fitting, ask us theTerin projects 30mm and the Noral90mm.

A note on finishes. The Ramiro range copy offersblack or bronze. This size is stocked in black only.The 250mm EX25 comes in both. If you want bronze,ask us we will confirm whether the 200mm can be ordered in it, orwhether the larger size is the way to get it.

Same light as every other lantern in both ranges

One E27 to 25W, not supplied identical to the 250mm Ramiro andto both Pedrals. The smaller lantern is not the dimmer one; it is the same light in asmaller body.

So it is the one to use in numbers. Arun of two or three along a covered facade, or apair either side of a door, gives more total light than one largelantern which, since every size takes the same globe, isthe only way to get more light from these ranges. And at 200mm they are betterproportioned in a run than the 250.

Ramiro or Pedral at this size?

The two are shaped differently, which is the useful distinction: the Pedral is taller andshallower a vertical lantern; the Ramiro is shorter anddeeper it reaches out rather than hanging down. Against anarrow doorframe reveal the Pedral suits; on an open wall where the lightshould come forward over a step, the Ramiro does.

Textured glass and the globe still shows

Textured glass scatters rather than hides, so you see asoftened, broken-up form of the globe. One E27 to 25W:

• A decorative LED filament globe or ST64 reads as awarm glowing core.
• Rated for ENCLOSED fittings it is sealed, and heat with nowhere to gokills LED globes.
• Warm 2700K, or it looks like a security light.
• Hanging a pair or a run? Buy the globes together, same brand.

It dims, with the right globe neither our record nor the page’s table mentioned dimming; the datasheet saysglobe dependent, and that is right.

IP44 covered positions, correctly stated on our pageas Outdoor (Covered Area). Backplate 115mm on a200mm fitting. ClassI earth required, inaluminium and textured glass. The globe is replaceable, where nearlyevery other exterior fitting here has a sealed integrated LED.

A note: our page carried the Ramiro pendant’s chain-or-rod paragraph. Thatdescribes the hanging version, not this wall light.

Where it works

• In pairs either side of a door, or in runs along a covered facade.
• Open walls where the light should come forward over a step.
• Traditional, heritage and cottage facades.
• 280mm out check the door swing, and mind the leverage on the fixing.
• Black only in this size. Ask us about bronze.

Specifying it

200mm wide by 400mm high, projection280mm, backplate 115mm,2.8kg, in aluminium and textured glass, black. OneE27 globe to 25W, NOT supplied,replaceable; dimming is globe dependent. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP44 covered outdoor positions. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Is it the compact option?

Not as compact as its width suggests. It projects 280mm from a body only 400mm tall proportionally the deepest reach in either coach-lantern range, and more than the visibly larger Pedral EX23. Check the door swing, and mount it above head height along a path. For a genuinely shallow exterior fitting, ask us about the Terin at 30mm or the Noral at 90.

Can I get it in bronze?

Not in this size, as stocked the range copy offers black or bronze, and the 200mm is black only. The 250mm EX25 comes in both. Ask us and we will confirm whether the small one can be ordered in bronze, or whether the larger size is the way to get it.

Is it dimmer than the 250mm?

No every Ramiro and Pedral lantern takes the same single E27 to 25W. That makes this the one to use in numbers: a pair either side of a door, or a run along a covered facade, gives more total light than one large lantern, and at 200mm they are better proportioned in a run.

Ramiro EX20 or Pedral EX18?

They are shaped differently, which is the useful distinction. The Pedral is taller and shallower a vertical lantern that hangs down the wall. The Ramiro is shorter and deeper it reaches out. Against a narrow doorframe reveal the Pedral suits; on an open wall where light should come forward over a step, the Ramiro does.

What fixing does it need?

One that handles leverage as well as weight: 2.8kg on a 280mm reach pulls down and out, not just down, so the top fixings take the load. Tell your electrician both figures.

What globe should I buy?

A decorative LED filament globe or ST64 rated for enclosed fittings, in warm 2700K. The textured glass scatters rather than hides, so the globe still shows. Buying a pair or a run? Buy the globes together, same brand.

Can I dim it?

Yes, with a dimmable globe neither our record nor the pages table mentioned dimming, though the datasheet has it as globe dependent.