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NORLYS Asker Big 1305BL outdoor wall light, black RAL 9005, E27, downlight, IP65

Name: NORLYS Asker Big 1305BL outdoor wall light, black RAL 9005, E27, downlight, IP65
Brand: NORLYS

NORLYS Asker Big 1305BL is an outdoor wall light shaped as a closed rectangular box that throws light downwards only. The body is cast aluminium, powder-coated black (RAL 9005), closed underneath by a clear, textured, UV-stabilised polycarbonate lens. Size and where to fit it The fitting is 30.2 cm wide and 12.5 cm high and projects 12.1 cm from the wall, so it fits beside a front door, on a narrow pillar or above a balcony. The manufacturer intends it for lighting walls and facades; it also suits a fence or the entrance of a hotel or restaurant. IP65 means fully dust-tight and protected against water jets, so the light can hang on an unsheltered wall, and the IK08 impact rating protects it against knocks. It mounts in one of two ways: via an intermediate plate with two 5 x 10 mm slotted holes 45 mm apart, which let you level the fitting, or directly through two ø5 mm holes 68 mm apart. Light source and light distribution The fitting has an E27 socket and takes an LED lamp of up to 9 W in the standard A55–A60 shape. No light source is included, so you choose colour and brightness yourself, and changing it needs no service call. The light is diffused and directed in a downward hemisphere, and the manufacturer states ULOR 0% – nothing shines upwards, into the windows above or into the sky. It casts a pool of light on the wall below the fitting that picks out a doorstep, path or house number. Wiring The terminals take conductors up to 3 x 2.5 mm² and allow the supply to be looped on, up to 3 x 1.5 mm², to the next wall light, so several fittings along a facade can run from one circuit. The cable may be 7 to 10.5 mm in diameter; an EPDM gland seals its entry and a silicone gasket seals the body. The light is protection class I, so it must be connected to an earth conductor.Meer tonen

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