The Lorsa EXWB2 is a 160mm up-down exterior LED wall light inblack or white two lamps, 18W total, 1,400lm,with switchable 2700K / 3000K / 4000K,CRI above 90, IP65.

Up and down from one fixing

Two lamps throwing light up the wall and down it the classic entrytreatment, and the reason to choose this over the single. A pair of beams grazing render or brickdescribes the wall surface, where a single downward beam only lights the ground.From a body just 160mm high and 78mm wide, that is a lot of effect forvery little fitting.

1,400 lumens a real facade light

18W at 78lm/W. That is almost double the single andenough to light a wide entry on its own. Most up-down fittings this size manage afew hundred lumens and mark the wall rather than lighting it.

2700K is the setting that sets this range apart

Most tri-colour exterior fittings run 3000 / 4000 / 5000K. The Lorsa runs2700 / 3000 / 4000K shifted warmer throughout.2700K is close to an old filament lamp and readsdomestic and welcoming on a house facade. On an up-down fitting, where both beamsland on the wall you chose the colour of, that warmth is very visible.

CRI above 90, across two beams. Most exterior LEDs sit at80. Above 90 means brick, render and timber keep their real colour and withlight grazing the wall both upward and downward, this fitting shows more wall than most, so it showsmore of the difference too.

IP65, polycarbonate, and no metal to corrode

Dust-tight and rated against water jets unsheltered walls and hose-downare both fine. The body is polycarbonate throughout in asand finish: nothing in it can corrode, which in a coastal positionoutlasts an aluminium fitting that will pit and chalk. Only0.35kg, projecting 99mm.

ClassII double insulated, no earth required,which simplifies the exterior install. Not dimmable; the switch changes colour, notlevel.

Where it works

• Entries and facades, throwing light up and down from one fixing.
• Exposed walls IP65.
• Coastal positions polycarbonate, no metal to corrode.
• Alongside Lorsa singles, matched in colour and CRI.
• Not dimmable the switch changes colour only.

Specifying it

160mm high by 78mm wide, projection99mm, 0.35kg, in polycarbonate, sandfinish. Two integrated LEDs, 18W total, giving 1,400lm,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.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

Does it light up as well as down?

Yes two lamps throwing light up the wall and down it from a single fixing. A pair of beams grazing render or brick describes the wall surface, where a single downward beam only lights the ground.

How much brighter is it than the single?

Almost double 1,400lm against 750, from 18W against 9W. That is enough to light a wide entry on its own; most up-down fittings this size manage a few hundred lumens.

How warm is 2700K?

Close to an old filament lamp. Most tri-colour exterior fittings run 3000 / 4000 / 5000K; the Lorsa shifts the whole range warmer, and on an up-down fitting where both beams land on the wall, that warmth is very visible.

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 polycarbonate throughout, so nothing in it can corrode. In a coastal position it outlasts an aluminium fitting that will pit and chalk.

Can I mix it with the singles?

Yes same width, same colours, same CRI and nearly the same efficiency, so a facade using both stays consistent.

Do I need an earth?

No Class II, double insulated, which simplifies the exterior install.