This is the corner wall mounting bracket for theDomus BLAZE-PRO floodlight range a powder-coated steel bracket for mounting afloodlight on an external corner rather than a flat wall.

What a corner bracket is actually for

• It lets one fitting cover two elevations. Mounted on the corner of a building, a120 BLAZE-PRO throws light down both walls instead of one which on a rectangular yard can halvethe number of floodlights you need.
• It puts the fitting where the structure is. A building corner is usually itsstiffest point, which matters for a floodlight that catches wind.
• It removes the awkward compromise of mounting a flood near a corner and aiming itacross, which always wastes half the beam on the wall itself.

And what the datasheet does not tell you which is the specification

The datasheet for this bracket is entirely about its powder coating: durability,resistance to chipping and scratching, protection against corrosion, chemicals and UV.

• No dimensions.
• No load rating on a bracket carrying a floodlight up to 200W on an8m elevation, in wind, this is the figure that matters most.
• No fixing centres and no fastener specification, so you cannot pre-drill orpre-order anchors.
• No stated list of which BLAZE-PRO models it carries.
• What we do have is indirect but real: this brackets SKU appears in the itemtables of four separate BLAZE-PRO datasheets spanning the 20/30/50W, 50/70/100Wand 100/150/200W fittings so it is a range accessory rather than a model-specificone.
• That is evidence, not a compatibility statement. Tell us which BLAZE-PROyou are mounting and we will confirm before you buy, and we will get the load figure from Domusif the position is exposed.

The powder coating, since that is what the datasheet does cover

• Resistant to chipping, scratching and fading, with protection against corrosion,chemicals and UV exposure.
• Which is the right treatment for the part that will fail first. On an outdoorfloodlight installation the bracket and its fixings usually corrode long before the fitting stops working so a properly coated bracket is not a trivial upgrade over a generic one.
• For a coastal or marine position, ask us. Domus makes a marine-grade BLAZE-PRO witha C5 coating specification; nothing states that this bracket is finished to the same standard.

Two record entries that are not true of a bracket

• Built-in LED as the bulb type. It is a steel bracket. Nothing in itlights up the seventh product in this catalogue found carrying a lamp type on hardware with nolamp.
• Indoor as the application, on an external corner mounting bracket.That field holds Indoor on 340 of 342 Domus products and carries no information.

Where it works

• Building corners, lighting two elevations from one fitting.
• Yards and hardstands where corner mounting reduces the fitting count.
• Where the corner is the stiffest available structure for a wind-loaded floodlight.
• Not on an exposed elevation without confirming the load rating with us first.
• Not in a coastal position until we have confirmed the coating standard.

Specifying it

Corner wall mounting bracket for the Domus BLAZE-PRO floodlight range. Powder-coated resistant to chipping, scratching, fading, corrosion, chemicals and UV. No dimensions, load rating, fixing centres or fastener specification are recorded, and nocompatibility list is published. Its SKU appears in the item tables of four BLAZE-PROdatasheets across the 20/30/50W, 50/70/100W and 100/150/200W fittings, which indicates arange accessory. Tell us which model you are mounting and how exposed the position is, and we willconfirm the fit and get the load figure from Domus. Our record lists a bulb type and an indoor application; it is an external steel bracket. Warranty not recorded.

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Questions

Which BLAZE-PRO floodlights does it fit?

No compatibility list is published, which is the honest answer but there is real evidence. This bracket’s SKU appears in the item tables of four separate BLAZE-PRO datasheets, spanning the 20/30/50W, 50/70/100W and 100/150/200W fittings, which indicates a range accessory rather than a model-specific one. That is evidence, not a statement. Tell us which model you are mounting and we will confirm before you buy.

What weight will it carry?

Not recorded anywhere, and on a bracket that is the figure that matters most a 200W floodlight on an 8m elevation catching wind is a real structural load. The datasheet for this bracket is entirely about its powder coating and says nothing about load, dimensions or fixing centres. If the position is exposed, ask us and we will get the load figure from Domus before you order.

Why would I use a corner bracket at all?

One fitting can cover two elevations. Mounted on a building corner, a 120 BLAZE-PRO throws light down both walls instead of one, which on a rectangular yard can halve the number of floodlights you need. It also puts the fitting on the stiffest part of the structure, and it avoids the usual compromise of mounting a flood near a corner and aiming it across, which wastes half the beam on the wall.

What are the fixing centres?

Not recorded, so you cannot pre-drill or pre-order anchors from this page and no fastener specification is given either. Ask us and we will get the drilling detail before your installer is on site, which is considerably better than finding out on the ladder.

Is it suitable for a coastal installation?

Ask us first. The datasheet describes a powder coating resistant to corrosion, chemicals and UV, which is good general outdoor protection, but it does not state a coating standard. Domus makes a marine-grade BLAZE-PRO floodlight with a C5 specification, and nothing says this bracket is finished to the same level. In a salt-spray position that difference decides how long the installation lasts.

The listing says “Built-in LED”. Does the bracket light up?

No. It is a steel bracket nothing in it is electrical. That entry is one of seven in this catalogue where a lamp type has been recorded against hardware containing no lamp. It does not affect what you receive.

Is the powder coating worth paying for?

Yes, and more than people expect. On an outdoor floodlight installation the bracket and its fixings usually corrode long before the fitting stops working the light outlives its mounting. A properly coated bracket resisting chipping, corrosion and UV is not a trivial upgrade over a generic one; it is the part that determines whether you are back up the ladder in five years.