The Odin is the mid-height lantern in Havits galvanised-iron range, standing 345mm against the Felixs 300mm and carrying a broader body with it. That extra height is the whole point of choosing it: on a wide entry wall or either side of a double door, the smaller lanterns can look under-scaled, and this one holds the space.

Output, and what is in the box

It ships with an 8W E27 LED filament globe producing 700lumens of 2700K warm white across a 120 spread the same lamp platform as the Felix and Micah, so a house using more than one of these shapes will light evenly rather than in patches. The glass sides mean the source is visible as a filament rather than hidden behind a diffuser, which is the look the range is built around.

The globe unscrews. Havit lists the same lamp in 4000K and 5500K, so the colour of the light is a later decision rather than a permanent one, and the ceiling on any replacement is 60W.

Not a coastal fitting

Havits data sheet is explicit: this fitting is not suitable for installation in coastal areas or environments exposed to salt water. There is no distance qualifier in that clause it is not a matter of keeping a set distance inland, but a blanket exclusion, and it exists because galvanised iron protects steel with a zinc layer that salt air strips. Near the sea, specify 316 stainless steel or solid brass instead and accept the higher price; it is cheaper than replacing a rusted lantern in three summers.

Away from salt, the limit is ordinary weather. IP44 is a splash rating, so the Odin belongs under an eave, a verandah or a porch roof. IK02 impact resistance says the same thing about knocks this is a domestic entry fitting, not a public-corridor one.

Control and installation

It is Triac dimmable straight off 240V mains. There is no driver and none needed; the dimming is done by a mains dimmer on the filament globe, and Havits HV9625 300W dial dimmer is the matched part. It is Protection Class 1 and therefore requires an earth, which is the detail to check before committing to a retrofit.

Two of Havits installation steps carry the warranty with them: rubber pads on the glass tabs before the glass is fitted, and a silicone bead around the edge of the fitting after it is mounted, sealing the path water would otherwise take to the terminals. Wiring is parallel, CRI is above 80 and colour consistency is held inside SDCM 5.

Lights For You stocks the Odin alongside the rest of this Havit range, and it carries a 3 year replacement warranty.

Questions

Can I use it near the coast?

No. Havit states it is not suitable for installation in coastal areas or environments exposed to salt water. Galvanised iron relies on a zinc coating that salt air degrades, so a 316 stainless or solid brass fitting is the correct choice near the sea.

What is the difference between the Odin and the Felix?

Height and body width. The Odin is 345mm tall and broader; the Felix is 300mm. The lamp, the output, the 700lumens and the 60W ceiling are identical, so they can be mixed on one house.

Can it go on an exposed wall?

It should not. IP44 protects against splashing, not driven rain, so it needs an eave, verandah or porch above it.

Does it dim?

Yes, it is Triac dimmable from a standard mains dimmer Havits HV9625 300W dial dimmer is the matched control. There is no driver inside it.

What globe does it take?

A standard E27. Havit supplies an 8W LED filament at 2700K and also lists 4000K and 5500K versions, with 60W as the maximum you may fit.

Does it require an earth?

Yes it is Protection Class 1. Confirm the point has an earth before ordering, particularly if you are replacing an older fitting.