The Lenox WB is a 650mm wall light with two independently switched lightsources in black or white 10W total giving 510lm at 3000K, CRI above 80.

Two lights in one fitting, on two separate switches. This iswhat our page was cut off before explaining, and it is the entire point of the Lenox:

• An adjustable spotlight aimed, focused, for reading or lightingsomething specific.
• A soft backlight emitted from behind the slim linear element,washing the wall around it.

Each is on its own switch on the canopy. So you can havethe spot alone to read by, the backlight alone as an ambient glow,or both together. Neither appears anywhere in our product record.

Why that combination is unusual

Almost every wall light in this catalogue does one thing. A reading light aims; anambient fitting glows; you buy whichever you need and live with it. The Lenox isboth, switchable which beside a bed meansthe spot for reading and the backlight for getting up at night, from one fitting onone wall plate. That is a genuinely different proposition from a dimmable single source, becausethe two lights point in different directions.

650 by 30mm a very fine line

650mm high and only 30mm across the linear element, projecting just40mm from a 160mm backplate, at1kg. That 40mm projection is the smallest in this batch it sits almost flat against the wall, which is what makes it usabledirectly above a bed where a fitting standing 150mm proud would not be.

510 lumens across the two sources

10W total. Split between an aimed spot and a diffuse backlight, that isenough to read by from the spot and enough for the backlight to be apresence rather than a glow you have to look for. As a room light it is nothing, which iscorrect.

It is ClassI earth required and hard-wired, andnot dimmable at a fixed 3000K. The two switches give youthree light levels in effect spot, backlight, or both which is partof why the absence of dimming matters less here than on a single-source fitting.

Black or white

On a 30mm element the finish is nearly all of the visible fitting.White disappears into a pale wall so only the light reads;black draws the line and makes the fitting an object. Inaluminium and iron.

Where it works

• Above beds spot for reading, backlight for the night, 40mm projection.
• Beside reading chairs.
• Hallways, where the backlight alone is enough.
• Not a room light 510lm across two sources.
• Not dimmable but the two switches give three levels.

Specifying it

650mm high, linear element 30mm, projection40mm, backplate 160mm, 1kg, inaluminium and iron. Two integrated LED sources an adjustablespotlight and a rear backlight independently switched on the canopy,10W total giving 510lm at 3000K, included,CRI>80, not dimmable. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

What are the two light sources?

An adjustable spotlight, aimed and focused for reading or lighting something specific, and a soft backlight emitted from behind the slim linear element that washes the wall. Each is on its own switch on the canopy, so you can have either alone or both together.

Why does that matter?

Because almost every wall light here does one thing a reading light aims, an ambient fitting glows, and you live with your choice. The Lenox is both, and the two lights point in different directions, which a dimmable single source cannot replicate.

Can it go directly above a bed?

Yes, and that is one of its strengths it projects only 40mm, the smallest of any wall light in this group. A fitting standing 150mm proud would not work in that position.

Is it bright enough to read by?

From the spot, yes. 510lm split between an aimed spot and a diffuse backlight gives you enough to read by from one and a real presence from the other. As a room light it is nothing, which is correct.

Can I dim it?

No, but the two switches give you three levels in effect spot, backlight, or both so the absence matters less here than on a single-source fitting.

Black or white?

On a 30mm element the finish is nearly all of the visible fitting. White disappears into a pale wall so only the light reads; black draws the line and makes it an object.

Do I need an electrician?

Yes Class I, earth required, hard-wired.