The Lorsa EXWB1 is a 116mm single exterior LED wall light inblack or white 9W giving 750lm, withswitchable 2700K / 3000K / 4000K,CRI above 90, IP65.

750 lumens from a fitting 116mm tall

9W at 83lm/W efficient, and a genuinelylarge output for something this small. Most compact exterior wall lights areaccents at 100 to 250lm. The Lorsa lights a doorway properly from a body116mm high by 78mm wide, which is what makes it useful where a largerfitting would look heavy.

2700K is the setting that matters

Most tri-colour fittings run 3000 / 4000 / 5000K. The Lorsa runs2700 / 3000 / 4000K the whole range shifted warmer.2700K is close to an old filament lamp, and on a house exterior it readsdomestic and welcoming where 5000K reads institutional. If other exteriorlights have felt too cold even at their warmest setting, this goes further.

CRI above 90 on a compact exterior fitting is unusual. Mostsit at 80. Above 90 means brick, render and timber hold their real colour and the Lorsa throws light onto the wall right beside it, which is exactly where low CRI makes afacade look grey and cheap at night.

IP65 and polycarbonate

Dust-tight and rated against water jets, so it goes on anunsheltered wall in driven rain and can be hosed down. The body ispolycarbonate throughout in a sand finish, which has a specificadvantage: there is no metal to corrode, so in a coastal or salt-air position itoutlasts an aluminium fitting that will pit and chalk.

ClassII double insulated, no earth required,which simplifies the install. Not dimmable; the switch changes colour, not level.It projects 99mm.

The single of a pair

The Lorsa also comes as an up-down twin at 160mm and1,400lm. Both share the same width, the same colours, the same CRI and nearlythe same efficiency so singles and twins mix on one facade without a visibledifference.

Where it works

• Entries and doorways 750lm actually lights them.
• Exposed walls IP65.
• Coastal positions polycarbonate, no metal to corrode.
• Alongside Lorsa up-down twins.
• Not dimmable the switch changes colour only.

Specifying it

116mm high by 78mm wide, projection99mm, in polycarbonate, sand finish. Integrated9W LED giving 750lm, included, withswitchable 2700K / 3000K / 4000K,CRI>90, not dimmable. 240V,ClassII double insulated, no earth required,IP65 dust-tight, rated against water jets. Warranty is three years, as areplacement warranty.

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Questions

Is it bright enough to light a doorway?

Yes 750lm from a fitting 116mm tall. Most compact exterior wall lights are accents at 100 to 250lm; the Lorsa does the real job from a small body.

How warm is 2700K?

Close to an old filament lamp. Most tri-colour fittings run 3000 / 4000 / 5000K; the Lorsa shifts the whole range warmer, so it reads domestic and welcoming where 5000K reads institutional.

Can it go on an exposed wall?

Yes IP65 is dust-tight and rated against water jets, so it takes driven rain and can be hosed down.

Is it good near the sea?

Better than most. It is polycarbonate throughout, so there is no metal to corrode in a coastal or salt-air position it outlasts an aluminium fitting that will pit and chalk.

Why does CRI above 90 matter?

Because the Lorsa throws light onto the wall right beside it, and brick, render and timber are what it lands on. Most compact exterior fittings sit at 80 and make a facade look grey at night.

Single or up-down twin?

The twin is 160mm at 1,400lm and throws light up as well as down. Both share the same width, colours, CRI and nearly the same efficiency, so singles and twins mix on one facade without a visible difference.

Do I need an earth?

No Class II, double insulated. It is still hard-wired, so an electrician installs it.