The Eyvor EXWB4 is a 110mm four-lamp exterior wall light in black 4W total giving 250lm, withswitchable 2700K / 3000K / 4000K,CRI above 90, IP65.

Four lamps at one watt each and that is genuinely what it is

It reads like a mistake and it is not. Four LEDs at 1W each give250lm, and the eight-lamp Eyvor gives500lm from 8W exactly double, at an identical62.5lm/W. Our own automated check flagged the figure as implausible; thesibling proves it correct. The point of four tiny lamps rather than one isfour separate points of light in a body only 41mm deep.

2700K is the unusual setting, and the useful one

Most tri-colour fittings run 3000 / 4000 / 5000K. The Eyvor runs2700 / 3000 / 4000K the whole range shiftedwarmer. 2700K is very warm, close to an old filament lamp,and on a house exterior it reads as domestic and welcoming where 5000K readsinstitutional. If you have found other exterior lights too cold even at their warmest setting, thisis the one that goes further.

CRI above 90 on a fitting this small is unusual. Mostexterior LEDs sit at 80. Above 90 means brick, render and timber hold their colour and since the Eyvor throws light onto the wall right beside it, that is exactly where itshows.

Small, and rated for real weather

110mm long, 100mm high, 41mm deep a genuinely compactfitting. IP65 is dust-tight and rated against water jets, so despite the size it cango on an unsheltered wall in driven rain and be hosed down. Body ispolycarbonate in a sand finish, which outdoors is the right choice:polycarbonate does not yellow or crack the way cheaper acrylic does.

It is ClassII double insulated, no earthrequired, which simplifies the install, and it is not dimmable; the switchchanges colour, not level.

The smaller of two

The Eyvor also comes as an eight-lamp version at 210mm and500lm. Same depth, same colours, same CRI sofours and eights mix on one facade with no visible difference except length andbrightness.

Where it works

• Entries, steps and facades small, and IP65 for exposure.
• Anywhere you want a warm exterior light 2700K.
• In runs, alongside eight-lamp Eyvors.
• Not a security or path light 250lm.
• Not dimmable the switch changes colour only.

Specifying it

110mm long, 100mm high, 41mm deep, inpolycarbonate, sand finish, black.Four integrated LEDs at 1W each 4W total giving250lm, included, withswitchable 2700K / 3000K / 4000K,CRI>90, not dimmable. 240V,ClassII double insulated, no earth required,IP65 dust-tight, rated against water jets. Warranty is three years, as areplacement warranty.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

Four watts for four lamps is that right?

Yes. Four LEDs at 1W each giving 250lm, and the eight-lamp Eyvor gives 500lm from 8W exactly double, at an identical 62.5lm/W. Our own automated check flagged it as implausible; the sibling proves it correct.

Why four lamps instead of one?

To get four separate points of light out of a body only 41mm deep. It is a design decision about how the fitting looks, not about output.

How warm is 2700K?

Very close to an old filament lamp. Most tri-colour fittings run 3000 / 4000 / 5000K; the Eyvor shifts the whole range warmer. On a house exterior 2700K reads domestic and welcoming where 5000K reads institutional.

Can it go on an exposed wall?

Yes IP65 is dust-tight and rated against water jets, so despite the size it takes driven rain and can be hosed down.

Is it bright enough for security?

No. 250lm is an accent it marks an entry or a step and washes the wall beside it.

Why does CRI above 90 matter here?

Because the Eyvor throws light onto the wall right beside it, and brick, render and timber are what it lands on. Most exterior LEDs sit at 80 and make a facade look grey.

Can I mix it with the eight-lamp version?

Yes same depth, same colours, same CRI. Fours and eights on one facade differ only in length and brightness.