The Clarion EX2S is a twin exterior spot with a motion sensor 2 10W giving 1,800lm, three colour temperatures, a90 beam, IP54 in black.

Commercial buyers get two years, not three. The Clariondatasheets state three years for domestic installations and TWO years for commercial a split that appears on no other product in this vendor and on no version ofthis page. If this is going into a business, a strata property or a rental block,that is the term you are getting.

Two heads, aimed separately

Each spot adjusts independently, so one fitting coverstwo directions at once a driveway and a side gate, a path and a doorway. Thatis the practical case for a twin over two singles: one sensor, one cable run, two areas covered.

The sensor is the reason to buy it and we cannot tell you its range

Motion detection means the light only runs when something moves, which on a securityfitting is the whole economy of it. But no source records the detection range, the detectionangle, the time delay or the lux threshold the four numbers that decide whether a sensorlight actually suits your driveway. Ask us and we will get them from Telbix before youcommit.

1,800 lumens, and a 90 beam

Genuinely bright enough to light a driveway, a yard or a side accessproperly. The 90 beam is wide: it covers ground rather than picking out a feature,which is what security lighting is for.

Three colour temperatures, up to 6000K

3000, 4000 or 6000K and note that the cool setting here is6000K daylight, cooler than the usual 5000K.Cool light reads as brighter at the same output and renders detail crisply, whichmatters if a camera is watching the same area. Warm at 3000K is the choice if the fitting issomewhere people gather.

IP54 dust protected and splash resistant. Not ratedfor driving rain on an open wall. Under an eave, a soffit or a carport roof. For a fully exposedposition, ask us about the IP65 fittings.

Double insulated, and light

ClassII no earth required, in polycarbonate, at0.47kg. Nothing to corrode and fewer connections to make.

Four in the range

Clarion is made as a single and a twin, each with or without a sensor. If you wantthe light on a switch rather than on motion, ask us for the non-sensor version.

Where it works

• Driveways and side access two directions from one fitting.
• Carports and under-eave security lighting.
• Yards and service areas.
• Sheltered positions and ask us for the sensor range first.

Specifying it

73mm wide, 185mm high, canopy projection36mm, 0.47kg, in polycarbonate. Two integrated LEDs totalling20W and 1,800lm, included, switchable3000/4000/6000K, CRI>80, beam90, motion sensor fitted.Not dimmable. 240V,ClassII double insulated, no earth required,IP54 sheltered outdoor positions.Warranty: three years domestic, TWO years commercial.

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Questions

What is the warranty?

Three years for domestic installations and two years for commercial. That split appears on the Clarion datasheets and on no other product in this vendor if it is going into a business or a strata property, two years is the term.

How far does the sensor detect?

We cannot tell you. No source records the detection range, angle, time delay or lux threshold the four numbers that decide whether a sensor light suits your driveway. Ask us and we will get them from Telbix.

Why choose the twin over two singles?

Each head aims independently, so one fitting covers two directions a driveway and a side gate, say. One sensor, one cable run, two areas.

How bright is it?

1,800lm across both heads enough to light a driveway, yard or side access properly, on a wide 90 beam.

Which colour temperature for security?

6000K daylight cool light reads as brighter at the same output and renders detail crisply, which matters if a camera watches the area. Use 3000K where people gather.

Can it go on an exposed wall?

Not on our advice. IP54 is dust protected and splash resistant, not rated for driving rain. Under an eave, soffit or carport roof.

Can I get it without the sensor?

Yes Clarion is made as a single and a twin, each with or without a sensor.