Wall Lamp

Outdoor wall lights, as the name implies, are designed for use outside, or on the exterior of a building or any outdoor space. Because they are exposed to the element’s day and night, they must be resistant to weather, in particular water. Therefore, all outdoor lighting are IP rated.

IP rating – The IP Code (or International Protection Rating, sometimes also interpreted as Ingress Protection Rating*) consists of the letters IP followed by two digits and an optional letter.

For example, IP44 simply means that the light fitting is “splash-proof”, and therefore will withstand the typical level of moisture found in a domestic bathroom. We have a large range of IP44 rated products so you’ll find plenty to choose from. A higher level of protection is IP68.
IP67 “Jet-proof” this is the rating we consider to be safe for lights fitted inside a shower cubicle.

The first digit – protection from foreign bodies	Digit	The second digit – protection from liquids
0 – no protection from foreign bodies.	0	0 – no protection from liquids.
1 – protected against solid objects greater than 50mm (e.g. accidental touch by hands).	1	1 – protection against vertically falling drops of water (e.g. condensation).
2 – protected against solid objects up to 12mm (e.g. fingers).	2	2 – protection against direct sprays of water up to 15 degrees from vertical.
3 – protected against solid objects greater than 2.5mm (e.g. tools and wires).	3	3 – protection against direct sprays of water up to 60 degrees from vertical.
4 – protected against solid objects greater than 1mm (e.g. small tools and wires).	4	4 – protection against water sprayed from all directions – limited ingress permitted.
5 – protected against dust, limited ingress (e.g. no harmful deposit).	5	5 – protected against low-pressure jets of water from all directions – limited ingress permitted.
6 – totally protected against dust.	6	6 – protected against high-pressure jets of water (use on ship deck) – limited ingress permitted.
	7	7 – protected against the effects of immersion between 15cm and 1m.
	8	8 – protected against long periods of immersion under pressure.

Where should I use Outdoor wall lights?

Exterior wall lights have traditionally mounted both sides of your main front door, or porch, while these fittings dress your doorway, they also provide light to help you with your keys etc. Wall lights have also used either side of a garage door, at a side/back door, or on a rear wall to dress the area and provide extra security. Outdoor motion sensors added to your wall lights are a good option for front or rear areas. These lights are automatically activated by the movement of significant objects or people.

What styles of outdoor wall lights are available?

Choose from the different styles in our large range of outdoor wall lights including the classic coach lantern such as the Johnson from Dar, or modern fittings. All our lighting is available in an array of finishes such as antique brass, satin black, gloss white, stainless steel, with lots more to view at findalight.com.

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Meath - LED Dark Grey & White Bulkhead Light ( 2 Covers )

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Brand: Architectural Lighting Model: Meath - 65838

Meath - LED Dark Grey & White Bulkhead Light ( 2 Covers )

This bulkhead light offers two solutions in one box. The surface-mounted wall lamp is constructed from a combination of an open white PC with two decorative covers in dark grey colour. This item has a rating of IP65, meaning that it is fully splash-proof and resistant to thermal shock and corrosion...

€33.00 €68.01

Ex Tax:€26.83

Wall Lamp

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Where should I use Outdoor wall lights?

What styles of outdoor wall lights are available?