This mains-powered wall light is built around a PIR sensor that brings it on automatically when someone approaches, then switches it off again after a set interval. Three dials on the underside control how it behaves: LUX sets whether it responds only in full darkness, from dusk onwards, or at any hour; the timer holds the light on for anything from six seconds to thirty minutes; and a CCT button on the back changes the light itself between warm, neutral, and daylight white. The 28 cm frosted panel spreads 1600 lumens across a wide area rather than throwing a narrow beam, so it lights a doorway or driveway evenly instead of glaring at whoever is standing there.
Key Features
Motion Detection: PIR sensor covering a 120° arc, detecting movement up to 6 m away.
Adjustable Timer: Stays lit for 6 s, 30 s, 60 s, 300 s, or 30 minutes after the last movement.
LUX Sensitivity: Three working modes — activate only in full darkness, from dusk and dawn onwards, or in any light conditions.
Colour Temperature: Switchable between 3000 K warm white, 4000 K neutral, and 6500 K daylight via the CCT button.
Output: 16 W integrated LED producing 1600 lumens, CRI ≥80Ra — no bulb to replace.
Power: Hardwired to 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz mains.
Dimensions: 28 cm (11 in) high, 12 cm (4.7 in) wide, 5 cm (2 in) deep.
Weather Rating: IP65 sealed housing, rated for operation from −20°C to +45°C.
Usage Scenarios
Mounting beside a front door so the entrance lights as you reach it, hands full.
Covering a driveway, side passage, or garage approach with motion-triggered light.
Lighting a back garden or patio door on the shortest timer setting to avoid leaving it burning all evening.
Fitting to a shed, outbuilding, or bin store where there is no light switch nearby.
