The Brea 3 is a 75 75mm square LED stair light recessed into a wall,3W, in aluminium or white, warm or cool.

Low-level light you do not look at

A stair light works by lighting the tread, not the room. Set into the wall atshin height, the Brea puts light on the step where your foot lands and leaves your eyes adapted to thedark which is the entire point on a stair or a hallway at night.

A 120 spread across a step

Wide enough that a single light covers the full width of a normal tread, so you need one per fewsteps rather than one per step. On a long run, alternate sides for an even effect.

50mm cut-out, 35mm deep

It needs a 50mm hole and 35mm of depth behind the wall face easily accommodated in a stud wall, which is worth confirming before you commit if you are cutting intomasonry.

Colour is fixed by order code

-83 is 3000K warm at 240lm, -85 is5000K cool at 260lm, in aluminium or white. Not switchable andnot dimmable. For a stair at night, warm is usually the better choice itdisturbs dark-adapted eyes less.

IP20 indoor and dry locations only. This is an internalstair light. It is not rated for an external stair, a porch step or anywhere exposed toweather.

Where it works

• Internal stairs, one every few treads.
• Hallways as night-level guidance.
• Under a bed or bench as low-level light.
• Cinema rooms and stepped floors.

Specifying it

75 75mm, 35mm deep, 50mm cut-out, in aluminium or whitematt. Built-in 3W LED, 240lm (3000K) or260lm (5000K), beam 120,CRI >80, power factor >0.9. Not dimmable. 240V,IP20 indoor only.

Our sources disagree on the warranty three years in our record, two on the supplier sheet.Ask us before ordering if it matters and we will confirm. Supplied and supported byLights For You.

Questions

What size hole does it need?

A 50mm cut-out with 35mm of depth behind the wall face. Straightforward in a stud wall; confirm before cutting into masonry.

How many do I need on a staircase?

One every few treads rather than one per step the 120 spread covers a full tread width. On a long run, alternate sides.

Warm or cool?

Warm (3000K) for a stair used at night it disturbs dark-adapted eyes less. Cool (5000K) is slightly brighter at 260lm.

Can it go on an outdoor stair?

No. It is IP20 with no water protection internal stairs only.

Is it dimmable?

No, and the colour temperature is fixed by order code rather than switchable.

Is there a globe to replace?

No. The LED is built in.

What is the warranty?

Our sources disagree three years in our record, two on the supplier sheet. Ask us and we will confirm.