The Viggo RE27 is a 267 137mm rectangular LED bunker light 16W for 1,400lm at CRI above 90, three colour temperatures including2700K, IP65 in white or black.

Rectangular, which suits square detailing

The same fitting is made round; this is the rectangle. Againstbrickwork, cladding, square-set render or a garage door surround, a rectanglelines up with what is already there where a circle sits on top of it. The round Viggosoftens a wall; this one belongs to it.

CRI above 90 on a bunker light

Genuinely unusual. Bunkers are utility fittings specified for toughness and forgotten, almostalways CRI7080. At >90 the Viggo rendersbrick, render, timber decking and planting properly, so it can go on a patio or afacade you actually look at rather than only on a service wall.

2700K, which bunkers never offer

2700, 3000 and 4000K. Bunker lights start at 4000K and go cooler. Havinggenuinely warm 2700K close to old incandescent turns a toughexterior fitting into something you can put beside a back door without it feeling institutional.

1,400 lumens is real output

Enough to light a carport, a service door or a stretch of walkway properly. Aworking light, not a marker.

Flat against the wall

Only 46mm deep, at 0.4kg. It sits close in nothing to catch a shoulder, a ladder or a car door in a garage or a narrow walkway, which is exactlywhat a bunker is for.

IP65 and polycarbonate

Dust tight and protected against water jets from any direction, in a body thatdoes not corrode. No eave needed, and the right combination for a coastal wall, acarport, or anywhere hosed down. ClassII no earth required.

Where it works

• Carports, garages and service doors.
• Brick and square-set facades, where a rectangle lines up.
• Patios and walkways on 2700K.
• Coastal and exposed walls.

Specifying it

267 137mm, 46mm deep, 0.4kg, in polycarbonate. Integrated16W LED giving 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

Round or rectangular which should I choose?

A rectangle lines up with brickwork, cladding, square-set render or a garage door surround, where a circle sits on top of it. The round Viggo softens a wall; this one belongs to it.

What makes it better than a normal bunker light?

CRI above 90. Bunkers are almost always CRI 7080, which makes brick, timber and planting look grey. This one can go on a patio you actually look at.

What colour temperatures does it do?

2700, 3000 and 4000K. Bunker lights normally start at 4000K genuinely warm 2700K is what stops it feeling institutional beside a back door.

Does it need to be under cover?

No. IP65 is dust tight and protected against water jets from any direction, and the polycarbonate body does not corrode.

How far does it stick out?

Only 46mm. Nothing to catch a shoulder, a ladder or a car door.

How bright is it?

1,400lm enough to light a carport, service door or stretch of walkway properly.

Is it hard to install?

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