The Domus SHADOW 1LT ADJ is a single-head adjustable exterior wall light IP65, 90 tilt and 270 swivel, taking one GU10 lamp to35W, in black, copper, stainless steel or titanium silver.

It takes a 35W GU10, and the lamp is notincluded. Our record listed the fitting as 10W, which is neither its rating nor a lamp wesupply. What you put in it decides the entire result the fitting sets thedirection, the lamp sets the beam.

One head, and 270 of swivel the combination that suits a corner

A single adjustable head is a more useful fitting than it sounds:

• 270 of swivel means it can aim ALONG a wall, not just out from it. On acorner, one fitting can light either elevation; beside a door, it canwash the door rather than the garden.
• 90 of tilt takes it from straight down to straight up a downward poolon a path, or a single wash up a faade.
• One head where one is enough. Twin fittings aimed at the same place waste halfthe light and half the money.
• Aim it at night, from where people actually stand.

Choosing the GU10 this is the whole design decision

• Narrow beam (2536) a tight, dramatic cone with a sharp edge.Architectural: right for grazing a textured wall or picking out a feature.
• Wide beam (60+) a soft pool that lights a surface evenly. Practical:right beside a door or over a path.
• Warm 27003000K on brick, stone, timber and warm render;4000K only on grey or white modern surfaces.
• Use the same lamp across every fitting on a faade. Mixed beam angles on one wallare instantly visible.
• Outdoor-rated GU10s, and check dimmability if you want it the fitting hasnone of its own.

Mounting it

• Close to the wall if you are grazing a surface the closer it sits, the moretexture appears in brick, stone or render.
• Around 1.82m beside a door, so the pool lands where it is useful.
• In a rhythm along a faade, evenly spaced, if you are using several.
• At 190mm high and 175mm out it is a compact fitting check theprojection against a narrow path or a gate swing.

Finishes and two are chosen for the site, not the look

• Black the default; disappears at night.
• 316-grade stainless for coastal and exposed sites, where apowder-coated finish eventually fails at the coating edges.
• Copper unusual, and it weathers: bright at first, thendarkening and patinating. Buy it knowing that.
• Titanium silver a contemporary neutral.

There is no white on this listing, though the twin-head SHADOW ADJ offers one.

Twelve variants, and three of them need explaining

The listing runs to four finishes TRIO, 3000K and 5000K. On afitting that takes replaceable GU10 lamps and includes none, a colour-designatedvariant is unusual. Tell us which variant you are considering and we will confirm exactly whatis supplied before you order we would rather check than assume.

IP65 dust tight and protected against water jets fromany direction, which is the right rating for an exposed faade and two steps above the IP43 fittingselsewhere in this catalogue. Aluminium, 190175mm.240V, hard-wired, licensed electrician. Warranty 3 years.

Where it works

• Corners the 270 swivel lights two elevations from one point.
• Beside doors, gates and along paths.
• Exposed and coastal sites IP65, and stainless if salt is close.
• GU10 lamp not supplied the beam is your choice.
• Ask us what a colour-designated variant includes.

Specifying it

Single-head adjustable exterior wall light,190mm high, 175mm projection, aluminium, in black, copper,316 stainless or titanium silver. 90 tilt and 270 swivel.One GU10 lamp to 35W maximum, NOT supplied the beam angle is set by thelamp you choose. 240V AC, IP65 dust tight, protected against water jets.Warranty 3 years.

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Questions

How many watts is it?

Up to 35W depending on the GU10 you fit, though with an LED lamp you will use far less. Our record listed the fitting as 10W, which is neither its rating nor a lamp we supply.

What can I do with 270 degrees of swivel?

Aim along the wall rather than only out from it. On a corner, one fitting can light either elevation; beside a door, it can wash the door rather than the garden. Combined with 90 of tilt straight down to straight up a single head covers a lot of situations that would otherwise need two fittings.

Why one head instead of two?

Because two heads aimed at the same place waste half the light and half the money. A single adjustable head is right when you are lighting one thing a door, a path, one elevation of a corner.

Which GU10 should I buy?

Beam angle is the whole decision. A narrow 2536 beam gives a tight, dramatic cone with a sharp edge architectural, right for grazing a textured wall or picking out a feature. A wide 60+ beam gives a soft pool that lights a surface evenly practical, right beside a door or over a path. Warm 27003000K on brick, stone and timber; 4000K only on grey or white render. Use the same lamp across every fitting on a faade.

Which finish for a coastal site?

316-grade stainless. A powder-coated finish eventually fails at the coating edges where salt gets in. Copper is the other unusual option, but it weathers bright at first, then darkening and patinating so buy it knowing that.

What do the 3000K and 5000K variants include?

Worth checking before you order. This is a lamp-holder fitting that includes no lamp, so a colour-designated variant is unusual tell us which one you are considering and we will confirm exactly what is supplied rather than assume.

Can it go on an exposed wall?

Yes. IP65 is dust tight and protected against water jets from any direction the right rating for an exposed faade, and two steps above the IP43 fittings elsewhere in this catalogue.