The Pedral EX18 is a 180mm traditional coach lantern in black or bronze withtextured glass one E27 globe to 25W, not supplied,IP44, projecting 230mm.

This is the size to choose in a tight position and it givesexactly the same light. Both Pedral wall lights takethe same single E27 to 25W, so the 180mm isnot the dimmer option. It is the same lantern, smaller:

50mm less reach and a whole kilogram less weight, for the same output. On anarrow entry, beside a door with a tight architrave, or along a path, that is theversion you want.

It still projects 230mm, which ismore than most wall lights in this catalogue the Cosca is 170, the Mazal 75.That reach is what a coach lantern is for, but along a path or a passage it issomething you can walk into in the dark. Mount itabove head height in a circulation route, and check thedoor swing beside an entry.

Textured glass and the globe still shows

Textured glass breaks up and scatters the source: you see asoftened, distorted shape of the globe, not a sharp filament and not nothing at all.It sits between the Provo, whose clear glass exposes the globe entirely, and theGorem, whose opal sphere hides it.

So the globe still matters, and no source gave any guidance.One E27 to 25W, not supplied:

• A decorative LED filament globe or ST64 reads as awarm glowing core behind the texture, which is what a coach lantern wants.
• A bare white capsule shows as a hard bright blob.
• Rated for ENCLOSED fittings it is a sealed lantern, and heat withnowhere to go is what kills LED globes.
• Warm 2700K. A coach lantern in cool white looks like a security light.

Ask us and we will match one.

Replaceable, and dimmable

Nearly every outdoor light in this range has a sealed integrated LED whenthe diode fails, the fitting is finished. The Pedral takes a standard E27, soyou choose the output and colour and can replace it in ten years.

And it dims, with the right globe. Our record saysNo; the datasheet and our page both sayglobe dependent, and they are right. On a lantern with a visible warm core, dimmingis the single best thing you can do for how it looks after dark.

IP44 covered positions, and our page has this rightat Outdoor (Covered Area): splashing water from anydirection, not driving rain or jets. Under a porch, verandah or deep eave yes; fully exposed or coastal no. For those, ask us about theWalsh at IP65 in solid brass or 316 stainless.

Backplate 110mm on a 180mm fitting on areplacement, measure the marks first.ClassI earth required, in aluminium and glass.

Where it works

• Narrow entries and doors with tight architraves.
• Along covered paths and passages above head height.
• Traditional, heritage and cottage facades; and in pairs either side of a door.
• Identical light to the 230mm choose on proportion.
• 230mm of reach is still substantial. Check the door swing.

Specifying it

180mm wide by 490mm high, projection230mm, backplate 110mm,2.5kg, in aluminium and textured glass, black or bronze. 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 dimmer than the 230mm?

No both Pedral wall lights take the same single E27 to 25W, so the light is identical. This is the same lantern, smaller: 50mm less reach and a whole kilogram less weight, for the same output. Choose on proportion and position.

How far does it stick out?

230mm still more than most wall lights in this catalogue, where the Cosca is 170 and the Mazal 75. That reach is what a coach lantern is for, but along a path or passage it is something you can walk into in the dark. Mount it above head height in a circulation route, and check the door swing beside an entry.

What globe should I buy?

A decorative LED filament globe or ST64 shape rated for enclosed fittings, in warm 2700K. The textured glass softens and distorts the source rather than hiding it, so a bare white capsule shows as a hard bright blob. Enclosed-rating matters because this is a sealed lantern.

Can I dim it?

Yes, with a dimmable globe. Our record says No; the datasheet and our page both say globe dependent, and they are right. On a lantern with a visible warm core it is the single best thing you can do for how it looks after dark.

Can it go on an exposed wall?

No IP44 is splashing water from any direction, not driving rain or jets, so under a porch, verandah or deep eave only. For exposed or coastal positions ask us about the Walsh at IP65.

Is a globe included?

No one E27 to 25W, your choice and replaceable. That is an advantage: nearly every other outdoor light in this range has a sealed integrated LED, and when the diode fails the fitting is finished.

Will it cover the marks from my old fitting?

Possibly not the backplate is 110mm on a 180mm fitting. Measure first.