The Lodan WB is a 108mm aluminium wall light that rotates through 360 integrated 3W LED giving 210lm at 3000K, CRI above90 in brass, copper or gun metal.

The rotation is the reason to buy it and our page cut it off

The old description ended mid-word at Its 360 rota. Stated properly:the head turns through a full circle on its backplate, so one fittingwashes the wall upward, downward, or along it and you can change your mindafter it is installed. Beside a bed that means the same light reads across a book or up the walldepending on the hour.

It is ClassIII low voltage, under 54V soit needs a driver. No source mentions one being supplied.Ask us to confirm what ships in the box before you order, and tell your electricianbefore they quote a low-voltage fitting is not wired like a mains one.

CRI above 90, which is unusual at 3 watts

CRI>90 is a specification you normally see on gallery and retail lighting,not on a small accent fitting. It means skin, timber and artwork hold their colourunder it. On a light that grazes a textured wall or lands on a picture, that is exactly where thequality shows.

210 lumens is an accent, not a room light. Three watts issmall. The Lodan is bought to put light on a surface a wall, a headboard, apicture not to light a room. Plan other light in the space.

Three metal finishes, all matte

Brass, copper and gun metal in a matte finish. Copper is the warmest and goeswarmer still under a 3000K LED; brass sits between; gun metal is the quiet oneand is the safest against a dark or textured wall. All three are aluminium with the finish applied, ona 104mm round backplate projecting 31mm.

Small, and deliberately so

108mm long, 32mm wide, 0.48kg. It reads as adetail on the wall rather than a fixture which is why the rotation mattersmore than the size: you are placing light, not an object.

Where it works

• Beside a bed, rotated across a book or up the wall.
• On a picture or an artwork, where CRI above 90 earns its keep.
• Grazing a textured wall, up or down.
• Not as a rooms only light 210lm is an accent.
• Indoor and dry locations only IP20.

Specifying it

108mm long by 32mm wide, backplate 104mmdiameter projecting 31mm, 0.48kg, in mattealuminium. 360 rotating head. Integrated3W COB LED giving 210lm at 3000K, included,CRI>90, not dimmable. 240V supply,ClassIII low voltage; driver required, not confirmed as supplied,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Does it really rotate?

Yes the head turns through a full 360 on its backplate, so one fitting washes the wall upward, downward or along it, and you can change your mind after it is installed. Our old page cut this off mid-word and never said so.

Does it need a driver?

It is Class III, low voltage under 54V, so yes and no source confirms one is supplied. Ask us before you order, and tell your electrician before they quote: a low-voltage fitting is not wired like a mains one.

Is it bright enough to read by?

Not really 210lm from 3W is an accent output. It is bought to put light on a surface: a wall, a headboard, a picture. Plan other light in the room.

What is CRI above 90 for?

Colour accuracy. It is a specification you normally see on gallery and retail lighting skin, timber and artwork hold their colour under it. On a light that grazes a wall or lands on a picture, that is where it shows.

Which finish should I pick?

Copper is the warmest and goes warmer still under a 3000K LED; brass sits between; gun metal is the quiet one and the safest against a dark or textured wall. All three are matte.

How big is it?

108mm long and 32mm wide on a 104mm round backplate, projecting 31mm. It reads as a detail on the wall rather than a fixture.

Is it dimmable?

No. Fixed output at 3000K warm white.