The Stina EXWB2 is the up-and-down Stina two LEDs,18W for 1,400lm, CRI above 90, IP65, with2700K among its three colour temperatures in black or white.

Exactly twice the single, on every figure

Useful, because it makes the decision simple. The single Stina is9W and 750lm; this is 18W and 1,400lm. Same78mm width, same 99mm projection only 47mm taller(162mm against 115mm). So you can mix singles and twins along one facadeand they still read as one family.

Up and down, which is what you want on a facade

Two columns of light one climbing the wall, one falling thatgraze the surface and show its texture. On render, brick or timber cladding that is thearchitectural effect; a single downward light just makes a puddle.

2700K, which almost nothing else offers

2700, 3000 and 4000K. Most exterior fittings start at 3000K and gocooler. 2700K is close to old incandescent genuinely warm on brickworkand render, and the right choice at a front door where you want welcome rather than security glare.

CRI above 90 on an exterior light

Exterior fittings are usually specified on lumens and IP alone. At >90 the Stinarenders brick, render, timber and planting the way they actually look. On a facade youlook at every evening, that is worth more than another few hundred lumens.

Polycarbonate, and double insulated

Nothing to corrode no rust bleeding down the render on a coastal site and ClassII, no earth required, which is unusual outdoors and means fewerconnections to make and fewer to fail. Only 0.3kg.

IP65 no shelter needed

Dust tight and protected against water jets from any direction. An exposed wall, afence, a facade in open weather.

Where it works

• Facades, grazing render or brick.
• Front doors and entries on 2700K.
• Coastal and exposed sites.
• Mixed with single Stinas along one wall.

Specifying it

78mm wide, 162mm high, 99mm projection, 0.3kg, inpolycarbonate, sand finish. Two integrated LEDs totalling18W and 1,400lm, included, switchable2700/3000/4000K, CRI>90.Not dimmable. 240V,ClassII double insulated, no earth required,IP65 dust tight and water-jet protected. Warranty is three years, as areplacement warranty.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

How does it compare to the single Stina?

Exactly twice on every figure 18W and 1,400lm against 9W and 750lm. Same width and projection, just 47mm taller, so you can mix singles and twins along one facade.

What does up-and-down give me?

Two columns of light, one climbing the wall and one falling, grazing the surface and showing its texture. A single downward light just makes a puddle.

What colour temperatures does it do?

2700K, 3000K and 4000K warmer than the usual exterior set. 2700K is close to old incandescent and is the right choice at a front door.

Does it need cover?

No. IP65 is dust tight and protected against water jets from any direction.

Will it corrode near the sea?

It is polycarbonate nothing to corrode, no rust bleeding down the render.

Is it hard to install?

Easier than most exterior lights ClassII, double insulated, so no earth is required. A licensed electrician is still needed.

Can I dim it?

No. Use the colour temperature to change the mood instead.