The Halon G1 is a 24V exterior LED inground light insolid brass or 316 stainless steel with glass 1W giving 110lm at 3000K, CRI above 90,45 beam, IP67.

We cannot tell you whether it can be walked on or drivenover. No load rating exists in any source we hold and on a fittingset into a deck, path or driveway that is the first question anyone asks.Ask us and we will get it from Telbix before you set it into concrete. We have chosennot to guess.

It runs on 24 volts, so it needs a transformer. A240V-to-24V low-voltage supply is required and no Telbix fitting in this range records one as supplied. Tell your electrician before they quote and note that for an inground fitting thetransformer has to live somewhere dry and accessible. We stock them: an outdoor 24V transformer in 60W and 200W, both IP68, 240V mains in and 24V DC out. One transformer runs several fittings, so tell us how many you are installing and we will size it.

IP67 the highest rating in this catalogue

IP67 means dust-tight and rated for temporary immersion. Not splashing, not jets submersion. That is the correct and necessary rating for a fitting set flushinto the ground, where water will pool over it after rain and where a drainagefailure means it sits underwater. Every other exterior fitting in this range is IP44, IP54 or IP65;this is the only one rated to be swamped.

Solid brass or 316 marine stainless

Our record listed Glass alone. The body issolid brass or 316 stainless steel, and buried in soil or concretethose are the only materials that make sense: 316 is the marine grade, with addedmolybdenum to resist salt, and brass weathers rather than corrodes. An aluminiuminground light in wet ground has a short life.

The old specification table said Material: Solid Brass, Finish:Antique. Neither variant is antique brass they arenatural brass and 316 stainless steel. Corrected.

Two cutouts, depending on the canister

Worth reading before you order: 40mm with the canister, 35mm without.The canister is the sleeve that goes into concrete or decking; whether you use it decides the holesize. The fitting face is 45mm across by 42mm deep and weighs only0.2kg. Confirm with your builder which arrangement they areusing before the slab is poured it is not something you can change afterwards.

110 lumens from one watt, at CRI above 90

110lm/W is genuinely efficient, and CRI above 90 on a1W fitting is unusual. The 45 beam is moderate wide enough tograze a wall or wash a step, narrow enough not to spill everywhere. At110lm this is a marker and a grazing light, notillumination: a run of them along a path or up a wall is the intended use, not one on its own.

Where it works

• Set into decks, paths and concrete IP67, so pooling water is fine.
• Grazing walls and steps, in runs.
• Coastal installations 316 stainless or solid brass.
• Confirm the load rating with us before setting it in a trafficked surface.
• Needs a 24V transformer ask us what is supplied.

Specifying it

45mm face by 42mm deep, cutout40mm with the canister or 35mm without,0.2kg, tail 1,000mm, insolid brass or 316 stainless steel with glass. Integrated1W LED giving 110lm at 3000K, included,CRI>90, 45 beam, not dimmable.Load rating is not recorded ask us.24V a low-voltage transformer is required and is not confirmed assupplied. ClassIII low voltage,IP67 dust-tight and rated for temporary immersion. Warranty is three years,as a replacement warranty.

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Questions

Can I drive over it or walk on it?

We do not know, and we will not guess no load rating exists in any source we hold. On a fitting set into a deck, path or driveway that is the first question anyone asks. Ask us and we will get it from Telbix before you set it into concrete.

Does it connect to a normal circuit?

No 24 volts, so a 240V-to-24V transformer is required and no Telbix fitting in this range records one as supplied we stock 60W and 200W outdoor transformers, and will size one for you. For an inground fitting the transformer also has to live somewhere dry and accessible, so tell your electrician before they quote.

What does IP67 mean here?

Dust-tight and rated for temporary immersion submersion, not just splashing or jets. That is the correct rating for a fitting set flush into the ground, where water pools over it after rain. It is the only fitting in this range rated to be swamped.

What cutout does it need?

40mm with the canister, 35mm without. The canister is the sleeve that goes into concrete or decking, and whether you use it decides the hole size. Confirm with your builder before the slab is poured you cannot change it afterwards.

What is it made of?

Solid brass or 316 stainless steel with glass. Our record listed Glass alone, and the old table said Solid Brass, Antique when neither variant is antique brass.

Is 110 lumens enough?

For a marker or a grazing light, yes that is what it is for. A run of them along a path or up a wall is the intended use, not one on its own.

Will it survive in wet ground?

That is what the materials and the IP67 rating are for. 316 is the marine grade of stainless and brass weathers rather than corrodes; an aluminium inground light in wet ground has a short life.