The Terin SQ is a 110mm square exterior wall light in black, verde or corten 24V, integrated 3W giving 120lm at3000K, IP65, projecting only 30mm.

It runs on 24 volts and the driver is a separatepurchase. This does not connect to mains power on its own. You need a24V driver ours is the C TR060.24V, which our pagenamed and then cut off mid-sentence.

One driver runs several fittings, which is why low voltage is used for garden andfacade runs in the first place: one transformer, one circuit, many small lights. Butit has to be bought, sized and located as part of the job.Tell us how many Terins you are installing and we will size the driver.

IP65 and this one really can go on an exposed wall

IP65 is protection against water jets from any direction, and it is ameaningfully higher rating than most exterior fittings in this range carry:

So the Terin goes where the others cannot: an unprotected facade, agarden wall, a fence or pier, a position that takeswind-driven rain or a hose.

30mm of projection the shallowest here

It stands 30mm off the wall. For comparison, the Noralprojects 90mm, the Tifton 120, the Cosca 170.

That makes the Terin usable in positions no other exterior fitting in this cataloguefits: a narrow path you walk close to, a gate reveal, astep riser, a fence line, a carport wall a car door swingsagainst. At 110mm square and 0.3kg it reads aspart of the wall rather than an object on it.

Three colours chosen to disappear into a garden

Unusually, none of the three is a standard architectural finish:

• Black recedes at night and against dark render or timber.
• Verde a green patina, the colour weathered copper andbronze go. Against planting and foliage it disappears almost completely.
• Corten the rust-orange of weathered steel, which isalready the language of contemporary Australian garden design corten planters, edging andscreens.

All three are sand-textured, not gloss, which outdoors is the right call:gloss shows salt, dust and water marks and a textured coat does not.

120 lumens a marker, used in numbers

The Terin marks a step, a path edge, a gate or a section of wall. Itdoes not light anything. That is correct for what it is: these are used inruns of four, six or eight along a path or facade, and a bright fitting repeated atthat spacing glares from the street while a modest one reads asrhythm.

It does not dim, and the LED isintegrated and included at a fixed 3000K. There is also around Terin in the same three colours and because they share the driver andthe rating, a scheme can mix the two shapes without mixing anythingelse.

Where it works

• Fully exposed facades, garden walls, fences and piers IP65.
• Narrow paths, gate reveals, step risers only 30mm out.
• In runs along a path or facade, as rhythm.
• 24V a driver is required and is not supplied. Tell us how many.
• 120lm marks; it does not light. Use the Tifton where you need to see.

Specifying it

110 by 110mm, projection 30mm,0.3kg, in aluminium and polycarbonate, sand finish in black,verde or corten. Integrated 3W LED giving 120lm at 3000K,included, not dimmable.24V a DRIVER is required and is NOT supplied (C TR060.24V),ClassIII low voltage, under 54V,IP65 fully exposed and coastal positions. Warranty is three years, as areplacement warranty.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

Do I need anything else to install it?

Yes a 24V driver, which is not supplied. Ours is the C TR060.24V, which our page named and then cut off mid-sentence. One driver runs several fittings, which is the point of low voltage for garden runs, but it has to be bought, sized and located as part of the job. Tell us how many Terins you are installing and we will size it.

Can it go on a fully exposed wall?

Yes IP65 is protection against water jets from any direction, a meaningfully higher rating than most exterior fittings in this range. The Noral is IP54 and the Provo IP43, both of which need shelter. The Terin does not.

How far does it stick out?

30mm the shallowest wall light measured in this programme, where the Noral projects 90mm, the Tifton 120 and the Cosca 170. That makes it usable on a narrow path, a gate reveal, a step riser, a fence line or a carport wall a car door swings against.

What are verde and corten?

Verde is the green patina weathered copper and bronze go against planting and foliage it disappears almost completely. Corten is the rust-orange of weathered steel, already the language of contemporary Australian garden design in planters, edging and screens. Both are sand-textured rather than gloss, which outdoors is right: gloss shows salt, dust and water marks.

Is 120 lumens enough?

It marks a step, path edge, gate or section of wall; it does not light anything. That is correct for its purpose these are used in runs of four, six or eight, and a bright fitting repeated at that spacing glares from the street while a modest one reads as rhythm. Where you need to see, use the Tifton.

Is there a round version?

Yes, in the same three colours. Because they share the driver and the rating, a scheme can mix the two shapes without mixing anything else.

Can I dim it?

No the LED is integrated and included at a fixed 3000K.