13w LED Polo, Bulkhead Fitting - Emergency With Sensor

The one big purpose of your lights is safety, right? Being able to see where you’re stepping, especially on staircases? That’s safety. But did you ever think, “What if there’s a way to level up a light’s safety feature?” And what if we tell you there is? How? By turning it into an emergency light.

That’s right. This LED bulkhead light doubles as an emergency light during sudden blackouts. No electricity? No problem! A couple of these lights should help you navigate to the exit during, well, an emergency.

But wait, that’s not all there is to this light, because it also has microwave sensors that allow for automatic on/off of the light when there is movement detected.

Your lights don’t need to be “smart” to be extra functional. Sometimes you just need to add a few features to make the most of them. Just like this 13W LED bulkhead light. Aside from the high-performance lighting, this light also has added functions that take its usefulness to the next level. Wanna know what those are?

First, it has built-in sensors for movement detection. Something moves within the sensor's range, and the lights turn on automatically. No need for human intervention. This helps a lot in the building’s security. Second, the light has an automatic backup power that allows it to become an emergency light during blackouts and emergencies.

So when you get this, you’re getting more than just a fixture.

The number one appeal of LED lights? They’re highly energy-efficient compared to their “traditional” counterparts. Take this light, for example. By only using a total of 13 watts of power, it’s able to produce a shocking 1396 lumens of max brightness, giving it an efficacy of 107.38 lumens per watt. Not all LED lights can even compare to this, and certainly not traditional lights.

And that’s not all. This bulkhead light emits a natural white light (4000K) colour temperature that’s perfect for emergency lighting since the light is crisp and bright, which is essential for visibility during situations when evacuation from the premises is needed. Place the lights in corridors, stairways, and exit doors.

Do you need waterproof lighting indoors? Nope. Unless you’re lighting your bathroom. Waterproof lights are generally more expensive than non-waterproof lights, so there’s really no need to get them for indoor lighting.

But if you’re lighting semi-outdoor areas, say, a covered walkway where there’s a chance for a bit of splash of water, then you need to get yourself one of these LED bulkhead lights. They’re IP54 rated, meaning they have a high level of protection against dust and dirt (5) and moderate protection against liquid ingress (4).

In short: it’s water-resistant. What does that mean? It can withstand splashes of water but not strong jets, and there’s still a chance water can seep through the cracks in the light’s housing.

When lighting up locations like stairs, car parks, corridors, or garages, you don’t want to install narrow-beamed lights. These are areas where you need the most light you can get, so lights with wide coverage are your go-to. That’s where this LED bulkhead light comes in.

It features a wide 120-degree beam angle, which means that when you install this on a high ceiling, it will illuminate a wide area. That would also mean you’ll need fewer fixtures installed to light up the whole place. Just calculate and make sure that the total lumens you need are reached.

Also, did you know? Wide-angle lights tend to give off a softer light than narrow-angled ones, where light particles get concentrated.

Isn’t it annoying (and frankly, expensive) having to change your lights very often? With traditional lights, this was the norm. All while the lights used too much power to generate relatively weak lighting. That’s why LEDs are a godsend. Imagine a light that will last you a lifetime. A little overstatement, but it might as well be true, since this LED bulkhead light has a lifespan of 25,000 hours. That’s 2.85 years of continuous 24/7 lighting. But if used normally for an average of four hours per day? This light will last you 17 years! If you had a baby this year, they’d be in high school by the time you change this light!

Plus, its high quality is guaranteed by a 3-year warranty. Yes, so many features are packed within just this one light.