The Domus SHADOW 2LT ADJ is an adjustable twin-head exterior wall light IP65, 90 tilt and 270 swivel on each head, takingtwo GU10 lamps to 35W each, in black, white, copper, stainless steel or titaniumsilver.

Two figures in our record were the wrong kind of number.

• The beam angle field read 90 and 270. Those are thetilt and swivel ranges of the heads mechanical movement, not optics. Thebeam is whatever GU10 lamp you fit, and the fitting does not include one.
• The wattage read 10W. The fitting takes 2 35Wmaximum.

90 tilt and 270 swivel what that actually lets you do

This is the reason to choose the ADJ over the fixed SHADOW, and it is a large range of movement:

• Both heads down two overlapping pools on a path, a step or a doorway.
• Both up a double wall wash, for a faade you want lit rather than asurface you want to see.
• One up, one down the classic, and what the fixed model does permanently.
• 270 of swivel is the unusual part. It means a head can be aimedalong the wall rather than only out from it so a single fitting on a corner canlight two elevations, and a fitting beside a door can wash the door rather than the garden.
• Aim it at night, from where people actually stand.

The GU10 lamps decide everything, and they are not supplied

• Beam angle is your choice. Narrow (2536) gives twotight dramatic cones with sharp edges architectural. Wide (60+) gives softoverlapping pools that light a surface evenly practical.
• Because the heads move independently, different lamps in each head can make sense a narrow beam washing up a wall and a wide one lighting the path below.
• Warm 27003000K on brick, stone, timber and warm render;4000K only on grey or white modern surfaces.
• Outdoor-rated GU10s, and check dimmability if you want it the fitting hasnone of its own.

Fifteen variants, and three of them are not just finishes

The listing runs to five finishes three options TRIO, 3000K and 5000K. On a fitting that takes replaceable GU10 lamps,those colour options need explaining before you order. Tell us which variant you areconsidering and we will confirm exactly what is supplied, because a colour-designated variantof a lamp-holder fitting is unusual and we would rather check than assume.

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

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

IP65 dust tight and protected against water jets fromany direction, which is the right rating for an exposed faade.370370mm, 175mm projection, 60mm heads,aluminium. 240V, hard-wired, licensed electrician. Warranty 3years.

Where it works

• Faades, entries, courtyards and corners the swivel suits a corner.
• Positions where the aim needs changing later.
• Exposed and coastal sites IP65, and stainless if salt is close.
• GU10 lamps not supplied the beam is your choice.
• Ask us what a colour-designated variant actually includes.

Specifying it

Adjustable twin-head exterior wall light,370370mm, 175mm projection, 60mm heads,aluminium, in black, white, copper, 316 stainless or titanium silver.90 tilt and 270 swivel per head.Two GU10 lamps to 35W each, NOT supplied the beam angle is set by thelamp you choose. 240V AC, IP65 dust tight, protected against water jets.Warranty 3 years.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

What is the beam angle?

Whatever GU10 lamp you fit the fitting does not set it and does not include a lamp. Our record listed 90 and 270, which are the tilt and swivel ranges of the heads: mechanical movement, not optics.

What can I do with 270 degrees of swivel?

Aim a head along the wall rather than only out from it. A single fitting on a corner can light two elevations, and a fitting beside a door can wash the door rather than the garden. Combined with 90 of tilt, you can point both heads down for two pools on a path, both up for a double wall wash, or one each way. Aim it at night, from where people actually stand.

How is it different from the fixed SHADOW?

The fixed one is permanently one up and one down. This one moves, so you can set it for the position and change it later if the planting grows or the use changes.

Which GU10 lamps should I buy?

Beam angle is the whole decision. Narrow 2536 gives two tight dramatic cones with sharp edges and reads architectural; wide 60+ gives soft overlapping pools and reads practical. Because the heads move independently, different lamps in each can make sense a narrow beam washing up a wall and a wide one lighting the path below. Warm 27003000K on brick, stone or timber; 4000K only on grey or white render. Use outdoor-rated lamps.

What do the 3000K and 5000K variants include?

Worth checking before you order. This is a lamp-holder fitting that does not include lamps, 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.

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.

How much power does it use?

Up to 2 35W depending on the lamps, though with LED GU10s you will use far less. Our record said 10W, which is neither the fittings rating nor a lamp we supply.