Traditional White Outdoor Wall Lantern with PIR Sensor – 4-Sided IP43 Garden Light

Many modern wall lights have beams only pointing down and up. They’re great, mostly for accent lighting. But if you’re looking for a wall light that can deliver even ambient lighting, this four-sided wall light is for you!

Each of the sides (front, back, left, and right) is covered with a clear glass panel, letting light travel around the wall light’s entire body. We’re talking about a 360-degree illumination, not just at an angle. This is a great feature, especially if you’re thinking of installing it on each side of your doorways or along covered walkways in your yard.

These are areas that need good visibility, especially at night, when you have to walk across the garden or find your keys to unlock the door.

Did you know that lights with motion sensors are highly sought-after in a lot of commercial and industrial applications? And now even residential settings are starting to adapt to using such lights.

And why wouldn’t you love using them at home? They’re the perfect deterrent for burglars and home invaders. The passive infrared (PIR) motion sensor has a wide 120-degree arc and up to eight metres of reach, which means that no movement can get past it, especially in tight spaces. This makes the wall light an ideal addition for entrances and paths.

The automatic turn-on/off also helps lower energy costs since the lights are only working when the sensor detects movement. If there’s no movement, then there’s no energy cost since there’s no light.

This LED wall light is designed with an E27 lamp holder (bulbs are not supplied). It means that you can fit any light bulbs (LED or not) that have the same E27 base.

Yes. This wall light gives you the freedom to customise your lights by choosing your preferred bulb style and wattage (up to 60W). The brightness and colour would also be dependent on your decisions.

So, what is it going to be? A standard E27 LED light bulb? Smart LED bulbs? Or are you going for the nostalgic warm glow by using LED filament bulbs? Or you might be considering using a traditional incandescent bulb… that is, if you’re ready for the high electrical consumption.

Here’s the catch: This wall light is not waterproof. Which means that you can’t install this outside, in the open. But that doesn’t mean it's left without protection. No. The wall light is rated IP43 for ingress protection, which means that it’s got a good level of protection against dust and dirt, and it can resist sprays and light moisture.

So, yes, this still doesn’t mean you can expose this to strong jets of water or heavy rain. But the good thing is that this wall light can still resist light sprays and drizzles. IP43 is already a great enough protection for areas with some coverage like porches and patios.

Even though you’ll be installing this in semi-outdoor locations, it doesn’t mean that the wall light is completely safe from outdoor elements and unintentional (or intentional) impacts, especially since you’ll most likely install this in areas with high foot traffic.

That’s not going to be a problem, though, since its body is made with robust aluminium that ensures long-lasting quality. Aluminium is a material known for its anti-corrosive properties, which means that it can withstand the outdoors without losing its beauty. It’s also not quick to rust or tarnish, which only makes the wall light more long-lasting.

The transparent glass panels also provide a clear light performance and double as protection from the elements. Maintenance is also quick and easy since all you have to do is wipe the fixture with a damp cloth (preferably microfibre).

What’s great about this wall light is actually its straightforward installation. If you’ve ever installed a household light, then this shouldn’t be any different. The wall light is mains-powered and runs off 220-240V electricity, so all you have to do to power this up is connect it to the mains circuit. That’s right. There’s no need for special transformers, LED drivers, or power supplies. Those are usually used for low-voltage light.

Just make sure that you’re prioritising safety when installing this wall light. If you don’t have the experience or the qualification, we suggest you hire a professional to do the installation for you. That way, you can ensure that you and everyone who’s going to be around the light after it’s installed are safe. It’s connected to the mains circuit, after all.