The Provo EX is a 320mm exterior wall light with a clear glass diffuser inblack sand one E27 globe to 25W, not supplied IP43.

IP43, not IP44 and it is worth reading twice.IP44 is rated against splashing water from any direction.IP43 is rated only against spraying water up to 60 fromvertical water coming downward, not sideways.

So: under a porch roof, a verandah or a deep eave yes;an exposed wall taking wind-driven rain from the side no. Our ownspecification table says Outdoor (Covered area), which is the rightguidance and worth following.

Clear glass which means the globe is part of the fitting

Clear glass does not diffuse. It reveals, so what you see throughthe Provo is the globe itself, framed by the aluminium.

That makes the globe choice the whole look, and no source said a wordabout it. One E27 to 25W, not supplied:

• A decorative LED filament a globe or ST64 shape is what a clearlantern is designed around. Beside a door, that reads as a lantern.
• A bare white capsule will look like an unfinished light fitting, and at night itwill be the only thing you see.
• Use an LED rated for ENCLOSED fittings. The Provo is a sealed lantern, andheat with nowhere to go is what kills LED globes many are rated for openfittings only, and it is printed on the box.
• Choose warm 2700K.

Ask us and we will match one.

The globe is replaceable which most exterior fittings here are not

Nearly every outdoor light in this range has a sealed integrated LED: when thediode fails, the fitting is finished. The Provo takes a standard E27, soyou choose the colour and output and you can replace it in ten years on a fitting that will sit beside a door for a decade, that is a real advantage.

320mm tall and only 120mm wide

A slim vertical, projecting 135mm, at0.89kg. That is narrower and lighter than most exterior wall lights inthis catalogue the Cosca is 180mm wide and 1.9kg, the Vexor 168mmand deeper still so the Provo suits a narrow entry, a doorframe reveal or arun along a facade where a bulkier lantern would crowd.

It IS dimmable, with the right globe. Our page saidDimmable: No; the datasheet says globe dependent, andthe datasheet is right there is nothing in a fitting that simply holds an E27 to prevent it.Fit a dimmable LED and use a wall dimmer. On aclear lantern with a visible filament, dimming isthe single best thing you can do for how it looks after dark.

ClassI earth required and hard-wired, so alicensed electrician installs it correctly, on this page. Thesand finish is right outdoors: gloss shows salt, dust and water marks and a texturedcoat does not.

Where it works

• Beside front doors, under a porch roof or deep eave.
• Narrow entries and doorframe reveals only 120mm wide.
• Repeated along a covered facade.
• IP43 downward spray only. Not an exposed wall.
• The globe is visible buy a decorative filament rated for enclosed fittings.

Specifying it

320mm high by 120mm wide, projection135mm, 0.89kg, inaluminium and clear glass, black sand. OneE27 globe to 25W, NOT supplied,replaceable and visible;dimming is globe dependent. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP43 rated against DOWNWARD spray only; covered positions. Warranty is threeyears, as a replacement warranty.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

Can I dim it?

Yes, with the right globe. Our page said Dimmable: No; the datasheet says globe dependent, and there is nothing in a fitting that simply holds an E27 to prevent dimming. On a clear lantern with a visible filament, dimming is the single best thing you can do for how it looks after dark.

What is IP43?

Rated against spraying water up to 60 degrees from vertical only downward, not sideways where IP44 covers splashing from any direction. Under a porch roof, verandah or deep eave, yes; an exposed wall taking wind-driven rain, no. Our own table says Outdoor (Covered area), which is the right guidance.

What globe should I buy?

A decorative LED filament globe or ST64 shape rated for enclosed fittings, in warm 2700K. Clear glass reveals rather than diffuses, so the globe is the whole look: a bare white capsule will look unfinished and at night it is the only thing you see. Enclosed-rating matters because heat with nowhere to go kills LED globes.

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.

How wide is it?

120mm, projecting 135mm, at 0.89kg narrower and lighter than most exterior wall lights here. The Cosca is 180mm wide and 1.9kg. That suits a narrow entry, a doorframe reveal or a run along a facade where a bulkier lantern would crowd.

Why a sand finish?

Outdoors it is the right choice gloss shows salt, dust and water marks, and a textured coat does not.

Do I need an electrician?

Yes Class I, earth required, and hard-wired.