30W LED Wall Pack Light with CCT Adjustable Colour – 2700lm, IP65 Outdoor Fitting

You know what makes LED lights amazing compared to traditional lights like fluorescent and halogen? LED lights can be really powerful while also being energy-efficient. This LED wall light is a prime example, delivering superb performance without draining your wallet.

Here’s a more detailed picture: This fixture can deliver up to 2,700 lumens of bright illumination (maximum) while only needing 30 watts of power to achieve it. A simple calculation (divide lumens by watts) will tell you that the efficacy of this light is 90 lumens per watt. That’s amazing efficacy, even for LEDs.

This wall light lets you enjoy efficient lighting without sacrificing brightness. It promises reliable lighting for outdoor and commercial spaces, and it delivers magnificently.

When buying lights, the first thing you need to look out for is function. What is the light going to be used for? Depending on the space, you might need lights with different colour temperatures... which can be a hassle when you have multiple spaces to light up.

With this LED wall light you don't have to worry about that. That's because it has a Correlated Colour Temperature (CCT) adjustable feature. This means that you can easily switch between warm (3000K), cool (4000K), and daylight (6000K) tones to suit different environments and preferences.

Need to improve the visibility of a space, such as walkways or corridors? A cool white light (daylight) is great for that. Or maybe you're looking to add a warm accent to your outside walls, and at the same time illuminate the roadside? Then a warm white light is perfect.

How does a light become cost-effective? Well, it all comes down to how energy-efficient it is. With an efficacy of ~90 lumens per watt, this wall light offers strong light output while helping reduce long-term energy costs. This is complemented by a 120-degree beam angle, which provides expansive lighting.

Combining these two: bright light and wide light coverage, you can come to the conclusion that you don’t need to install a lot of these fixtures to create a well-lit space. Additionally, considering that LED lights last longer than traditional lights, this can significantly help lower your long-term maintenance costs.

LED lights might seem more expensive when you only focus on initial expenses. But if you look at the overall costs of running it and compare it to traditional lights, you’ll see just how cost-effective they can be.

What do outdoor lights have in common? High ingress protection. Yes, this LED wall light is constructed with an IP65 rating for ingress protection. If you’re unsure, what that means is that it has a maximum level of dust (dirt and other solids) protection and a pretty high liquid protection, able to withstand jets of water, though still low to be submerged under water.

This IP rating is perfect for all-weather use, plus this wall light features robust construction with protection suitable for harsh outdoor conditions.

For indoor use, it can be installed in wet areas like the bathroom (if your interior design calls for this kind of light). Specifically, you can install this in zones 3, 2, and 1 only. Zone 0 is a no-no.

Fitted with quick-fit push terminals, this LED wall light is simple to install, saving time and reducing labour costs.

Fixings are supplied when you purchase this product. Just follow the instructions on how to attach it to the wall. The diffuser cover is also secured in place with screws. That means easy removal and access to the internal components in case something needs to be fixed. You don't need to dismount everything just to check the inside of the fitting.

Another way this LED wall light can save time and reduce labour costs is that it has quick-fit push terminals, which make connecting the lights to the power quick and easy. Remember that this light is mains-powered (220-240V AC).

LED lights, in general, are very low maintenance. Unlike traditional lighting, which needs to heat up internal components to produce light (and thus makes their lifespan shorter), LEDs only produce minimal heat by directly converting electricity into light without needing to heat up a filament. No heat means components don’t wear out as fast.

To be exact, this LED wall light has a lifespan of 50,000 hours. That’s 5.7 years of non-stop brightness. But you won’t be running this light 24/7, will you? At an average of eight hours of use per day, you can have this light for 17 years before needing to replace it. Can your fluorescent tube top that?