Mayo - Matt Black Square Up&Down LED Wall Lamp IP65

The Mayo has a clean, cube-shaped design measuring 10 cm by 10 cm across the front, with a depth of 10.2 cm. Its matt black finish gives the fitting a simple architectural appearance that works particularly well with contemporary exterior finishes, brickwork, render and modern entrance areas.

The body is constructed from aluminium, creating a compact housing for the integrated upper and lower LED light sources. With no exposed bulb or decorative glass shade, attention remains on the square form and the pattern of light projected onto the wall.

Integrated LEDs provide both upward and downward illumination, producing a total verified light output of 251 lumens at a warm white colour temperature of 3000K. The LED light sources are built into the fitting, so separate bulbs are not required.

The main functional feature is the independently adjustable beam angle. Both the upper and lower beams can be altered from 10 to 120 degrees. A narrow setting creates a more defined column of light, while opening the beam produces a broader spread across the wall. The two directions do not need to match, so asymmetric lighting patterns can also be created.

An IP65 rating provides protection against dust and water jets, making the fitting suitable for outdoor wall installation. It is mains operated and Class II double insulated.

• Exterior walls and house façades
• Front doors and entrance areas
• Patios and outdoor seating areas
• Garden walls and architectural features
• Contemporary residential exteriors
• Commercial exterior wall lighting
• Creating adjustable up and down wall-lighting effects

• Integrated LED light sources remove the need for separate replaceable bulbs.
• Up and down illumination creates two distinct areas of light on the wall.
• Upper and lower beam angles can each be adjusted from 10 to 120 degrees.
• Independent adjustment allows symmetrical or asymmetric lighting patterns.
• 3000K LEDs provide warm white illumination.
• 251 lumen total output is suited to decorative and architectural wall lighting.
• IP65 protection makes the fitting suitable for outdoor installation.
• Compact 10 cm square front profile keeps the installation visually discreet.
• Class II double-insulated construction provides additional electrical insulation.

• Adjustable beams offer considerably more control over the wall-lighting pattern than a fixed up-and-down fitting.
• The independently controlled beam openings make it possible to create customised architectural lighting effects.
• Its compact square shape suits locations where a large exterior fitting would look intrusive.
• The matt black finish works naturally with many contemporary exterior colour schemes.
• Integrated LEDs, an IP65 rating and mains operation make it a practical fixed exterior lighting solution.

Can the up and down beams be adjusted separately?

Yes. The upper and lower beams can each be adjusted independently from 10 to 120 degrees. This means you can use matching beam widths for a symmetrical effect or different settings at the top and bottom for an asymmetric wall-lighting pattern.

Does the Mayo 65855B need separate bulbs?

No. The light sources are integrated LEDs built into the fitting. They provide a verified combined output of 251 lumens with a warm white 3000K colour temperature, so there are no separate bulbs to purchase for installation.

Can this wall light be installed outdoors?

Yes. The Mayo has an IP65 rating, providing protection against dust and water jets. It is designed for exterior wall applications such as entrances, patios, façades and garden walls when correctly installed in accordance with the supplied installation instructions.

How large is the fitting?

The wall light measures 10 cm high and 10 cm wide, with a depth of 10.2 cm. Its compact square proportions make it suitable for creating an architectural lighting effect without using an oversized wall fitting.

What lighting effect does the adjustable beam create?

At the narrow 10-degree setting, the fitting can produce defined shafts of light above or below the unit. Opening the beam towards 120 degrees creates a much wider spread across the wall, providing flexibility to suit different surfaces and architectural features.