The EOS2 EX2 is a 160mm up-and-down exterior wall light two GU10lamps, IP54, in polycarbonate in black or white.

Built for salt air

The EOS2 is polycarbonate rather than metal, and that is the specification thatmatters within a few kilometres of the sea. Nothing corrodes no rust bleedingdown the render, no fixings weeping after two summers, no bubbling paint. Painted aluminium is fineinland; on a coastal wall, plastic wins.

Up and down, from a slim body

70mm wide, 160mm tall, 92mm projection, at0.32kg. Two lamps firing in opposite directions giveone column of light up the wall and one down the architectural effect thatgrazes render or brick and shows its texture, rather than flooding the garden.

IP54 covered outdoor positions. Dust protected andresistant to splashing water from any direction. Its own datasheet saysOutdoor (Covered), so an eave, a porch or a covered walkway. For a fully exposed wall,ask us about the IP65 fittings instead.

The lamps are not included which is useful

Two GU10 to 6W each, 12W total, supplied separately. That meansyou choose the colour temperature and the beam angle narrow for a tightarchitectural column, wide for a softer wash and you can change your mind later. A sealed-LEDfitting gives you no such choice, and fails as a whole unit.

Double insulated

ClassII no earth required, unusual outdoors, meaning fewer connectionsto make and fewer to corrode.

There is a single-light version

EOS2 is made as a single and this up-down pair, both in black and white. Mix themalong a facade and they still read as one family.

Where it works

• Coastal properties the reason it exists.
• Covered entries and porches.
• Rendered and brick facades, grazing the surface.
• Under cover ask us for IP65 if exposed.

Specifying it

70mm wide, 160mm high, 92mm projection, 0.32kg, inpolycarbonate, sand finish. Two GU10 lamps at 6W each 12Wtotal, not supplied. 240V,ClassII double insulated, no earth required,IP54 covered outdoor positions. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Why is it plastic rather than metal?

Salt air. Polycarbonate does not corrode no rust bleeding down the render, no weeping fixings, no bubbling paint. Painted aluminium is fine inland; on a coastal wall, plastic wins.

Can it go on an exposed wall?

Not on our advice. IP54 is dust protected and splash resistant, and its datasheet says “Outdoor (Covered)”. Ask us about the IP65 fittings for a fully exposed position.

How many lamps does it take?

Two GU10 at 6W each 12W total, not supplied.

Why are the lamps not included?

It works in your favour you choose the colour temperature and the beam angle, and can change your mind later. A sealed-LED fitting gives you no such choice and fails as a whole unit.

What does up-and-down do?

One column of light climbs the wall and one falls, grazing render or brick and showing its texture rather than flooding the garden.

Is there a single-light version?

Yes, in black and white. Mix them along a facade and they still read as one family.

Is it hard to install?

Easier than most exterior lights ClassII, no earth required. A licensed electrician is still needed.