The Belmin is a 245mm exterior wall light in aluminium and glass oneE27 globe, IP44 in black or white.

Deliberately plain

No ornament, no shape doing work a simple silhouette in a range full oflanterns, bells and wood-look features. That is the reason to choose it: on acontemporary facade where the architecture is the feature, the light should notcompete. It works as readily beside a front door as along an alfresco wall precisely because it does notinsist on a style.

Narrow, so it suits a tight wall

110mm wide against 245mm tall. A slim vertical form for anarrow pier, a doorway reveal or a run down a facade, where a wide lantern would crowdthe surface. At 1.3kg it hangs off an ordinary wall box.

Aluminium and glass, not plastic

Unlike several of the exterior fittings here, the Belmin is metal and glass. It hasmore presence and weight in the hand and aluminium does not rust, whichoutdoors matters more than any finish. Steel lanterns bleed at the fixings long before the paintfails.

IP44 covered positions. Protection against splashingwater from any direction. An eave, a porch, a covered walkway or an alfresco wall under a roof. For afully exposed wall, ask us about the IP65 fittings instead.

One E27 globe to 25W, not supplied

An ordinary replaceable globe, so you choose the brightness and colour temperature and change them later. On a plain fitting like this, the globe choice is what sets thecharacter: warm for an entry, cooler along a service wall.Dimming is globe dependent.

Where it works

• Contemporary facades, in a run.
• Covered entries and alfresco walls.
• Narrow piers and doorway reveals.
• Under cover ask us for IP65 if exposed.

Specifying it

110mm wide, 245mm high, 1.3kg, in aluminium and glass. OneE27 globe to 25W, not supplied;dimming is globe dependent. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP44 covered outdoor positions. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

Why choose something so plain?

On a contemporary facade where the architecture is the feature, the light should not compete. It works beside a front door or along an alfresco wall precisely because it does not insist on a style.

How wide is it?

Only 110mm against 245mm tall a slim vertical form for a narrow pier or doorway reveal, where a wide lantern would crowd the wall.

Is it metal or plastic?

Aluminium and glass, unlike several of the exterior fittings here. More presence in the hand, and aluminium does not rust.

Can it go on an exposed wall?

Not on our advice. IP44 covers splashing water an eave, porch, covered walkway or roofed alfresco wall. Ask us about the IP65 fittings for anything exposed.

What globe does it take?

One E27 up to 25W, not supplied. On a plain fitting the globe choice sets the character: warm for an entry, cooler along a service wall.

Can I dim it?

With a dimmable globe, yes.

Can I install it myself?

No. It is ClassI, hard-wired and requires an earth.