The Flip is a 100mm cube exterior wall light integrated5W LED giving 500lm, three colour temperatures in black or whitepolycarbonate.

We publish IP62, the lower of two figures. The datasheet saysIP65; the old page said IP62, twice; our record carries no rating atall. IP62 means dust tight but protected only against vertically dripping water, whichis a materially different fitting from IP65. Treat it as needing an eave or a coveredposition, and ask us before putting it anywhere exposed we will get the ratingconfirmed.

A 100mm cube, and that is the design

100 100 100mm. Not a lantern, not a bar aplain cube. On a contemporary facade that geometry does what a decorative fittingcannot: it reads as part of the architecture. Repeated down a wall it becomes a rhythm rather than a rowof lights.

500 lumens from 5 watts

100 lumens per watt genuinely efficient, and enough tolight an entry or graze a decent stretch of wall. It is not a marker.

Three colour temperatures, selectable

3000/4000/5000K, chosen on the fitting rather than fixed at purchase. Warm atan entry, cooler along a driveway or a service wall. CRI>82.

Polycarbonate, so nothing corrodes

On a coastal or high-rainfall site that beats any painted metal no rust bleeding down therender, no fixings weeping after two summers. 0.4kg, so it hangs off an ordinarywall box.

Double insulated

ClassII no earth required, unusual outdoors, and it means fewerconnections to make and fewer to corrode.

It does not dim

Stated plainly: no dimming. The colour temperature is the control you have.

Where it works

• Covered entries and porches.
• Contemporary facades, repeated in a run.
• Coastal sites nothing to corrode.
• Under cover ask us before an exposed position.

Specifying it

100 100mm, 100mm projection, 0.4kg, in polycarbonate,sand finish. Integrated 5W LED giving 500lm,included, switchable 3000/4000/5000K,CRI>82. Not dimmable. 240V,ClassII double insulated, no earth required,published as IP62 the sheet says IP65; ask us. Warranty is three years, as areplacement warranty.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

Can it go on an exposed wall?

Not on our advice. We publish IP62 dust tight but protected only against vertically dripping water. The datasheet says IP65, which would be fine exposed. Ask us and we will get the rating confirmed before you commit.

Why publish the lower figure?

Overstating weather protection is the dangerous direction on an exterior fitting. Understating it costs you nothing; overstating it costs you the light.

How bright is it?

500lm from 5W 100 lumens per watt. Enough to light an entry or graze a decent stretch of wall. It is not a marker.

How big is it?

A 100mm cube 100 100mm with 100mm of projection.

What colour temperatures does it do?

3000, 4000 or 5000K, selected on the fitting rather than fixed at purchase.

Will it corrode near the sea?

No polycarbonate. Nothing to rust, no bleeding down the render.

Can I dim it?

No. The colour temperature is the control you have.