The Ebiza EX100 is a one-metre exterior LED wall light, only 55mm wide 24W giving 2,000lm, withswitchable 3000K / 4000K / 5000K, CRI above 83,IP65 in black or rust.

A metre tall and 55mm wide that ratio is the design

1,000mm high by 55mm wide, projecting only 60mm.That is eighteen times taller than it is wide, which makes it read asa line drawn on the facade rather than a light fixed to it. Beside a full-height dooror a rendered wall panel it relates to the architecture; a lantern or a bulkhead cannot do that.

2,000 lumens, which is a genuine facade light

24W at 83lm/W. That is enough tolight an entry, the ground in front of it and the wall itself four times whatthe accent fittings in this range give. One Ebiza does the job that two or three smaller wall lightswould.

Three colour temperatures, chosen against the actual wall

3000K warm, 4000K natural, 5000K cool, switchable whichis unusual outdoors, where nearly every fitting is fixed at 3000K. It matters more outside thanin: warm suits brick, timber and render, cool suits grey, concrete and darkcladding and reads as more secure. You decide once it is up, against the real surface.

IP65 genuinely exposed-rated. Dust-tight and ratedagainst water jets, so unlike the IP44 and IP54 fittings in this range the Ebiza can go on anunsheltered wall taking driven rain, and can be hosed down.

Rust is a real finish choice, not a colour name

Black reads as a drawn line and disappears at night.Rust is a warm orange-brown that belongs with timber, rammed earth, darkrender and planting the same territory as corten, and uncommon on a fitting thisarchitectural. Both are sand-finished, so neither goes glossy in sun.

We hold no weight for this one. The twin Ebiza records3.8kg and this one records nothing and on a one-metre fitting theweight decides the wall fixing, particularly on cladding or render.Ask us before your installer specifies the fixing.

It is ClassI earth required and NOTdimmable. The switch changes colour, not level. A licensed electrician installs it, and onthis page that requirement is genuine.

Where it works

• Entries and facades, as a full-height architectural line.
• Unsheltered walls IP65, unlike the Ostel and Masto.
• Alongside timber, rammed earth or dark render, in rust.
• Not dimmable the switch changes colour only.
• Ask us for the weight before specifying the fixing.

Specifying it

1,000mm high by 55mm wide, projection60mm, backplate 55mm with a60mm projection, in aluminium and polycarbonate, sand finish.Weight is not recorded ask us. Integrated24W LED giving 2,000lm, included, withswitchable 3000K / 4000K / 5000K,CRI>83, not dimmable. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP65 dust-tight, rated against water jets. Warranty is three years, as areplacement warranty.

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Questions

How tall is it?

One metre 1,000mm high and only 55mm wide, projecting 60mm. That ratio is the design: it reads as a line drawn on the facade rather than a light fixed to it.

Is it bright enough to light an entry?

Yes 2,000lm, about four times what the accent fittings in this range give. One Ebiza does the job of two or three smaller wall lights, lighting the entry, the ground and the wall itself.

Can I change the colour temperature?

Yes 3000K warm, 4000K natural or 5000K cool, which is unusual outdoors. Warm suits brick, timber and render; cool suits grey, concrete and dark cladding and reads as more secure. Choose against the real wall.

Can it go on an exposed wall?

Yes. IP65 is dust-tight and rated against water jets, so unlike the IP44 and IP54 fittings in this range it takes driven rain and can be hosed down.

What does the rust finish look like?

A warm orange-brown that belongs with timber, rammed earth, dark render and planting the same territory as corten, and uncommon on a fitting this architectural. Both finishes are sand, so neither goes glossy in sun.

How heavy is it?

We do not know the twin Ebiza records 3.8kg and this one records nothing. On a one-metre fitting the weight decides the wall fixing, particularly on cladding or render. Ask us before your installer specifies it.

Is it dimmable?

No. The switch changes colour temperature, not level.