Lámpara de pared LED de emergencia de 36 W, con iluminación hacia arriba y hacia abajo, resistente al agua (IP65), modelo ILED-BH-050 D

The ILED-BH-050 D is the big one in the BH-050 up-and-down family: two 18W CREE COB beams, one up the wall and one down, at CRI above 92, in a φ145×300mm cylinder. It is also the emergency version of the range — a battery keeps the fitting working through a power outage — which is why it ends up on escape-route doors, stair exits and the entrance walls of buildings that cannot go dark.

Five sizes in the family

The BH-050 series runs from small to large on the same design. The A model starts at 3W per beam in a φ64×160mm body; B steps to 6W at φ90×260mm; C reaches 9W at φ108×300mm; D — this fitting — carries 18W per beam in φ145×300mm; and E tops the range at 24W per beam in a taller φ160×450mm body. All share the same cylindrical look, the same IP65 sealing and the same control approach, so a building can scale the output per wall while keeping one product family on the spec.

The emergency function

The battery and its circuit are built into the fitting at the factory. When the mains fails, the emergency circuit keeps the fitting lit so the door and the route past it stay readable — which is the difference between an architectural wall light and one that belongs beside an exit. Specify the emergency version at order; it is not a field retrofit, and the emergency circuit should sit on the board that stays live for battery charging. Test the function on the maintenance schedule like any other emergency fitting, and record it the same way.

The up-and-down wash

Each beam runs an 18W CREE COB behind a 60-degree lens, one aiming up and one aiming down, with colour rendering above 92 — a figure that keeps stone, render and timber true after dark. At 3600 lumens total this is the brightest standard-height fitting in the family, sized for tall entrance walls and wide elevations where the smaller models would leave the upper wall dark. The 60-degree lenses keep the wash even on the surface rather than throwing it out from the wall, which is what keeps the effect architectural at this output.

Build and finish

The body is aluminium with tempered glass lenses, sealed to IP65 against dust and water jets from any direction, so it mounts on exposed facades in the full weather. The finish is black, grey or white. At 145mm across it is a visible part of the facade by day, which is why the three finishes matter as much as the light.

Electrical

The fixture runs on 220-240VAC or 120VAC, Class I wired, with the driver and emergency circuit inside the body. Colour temperature is specified at order across 2800K to 6500K — warm for heritage and hospitality walls, cooler for contemporary ones — and locked in, with no switch to change it afterwards.

Dónde se utiliza

Stair exits, podium doors and escape-route walls are the natural home, where the emergency function is the reason for the order. Entrance facades of hotels and offices take it for the output and the rendering, with the double wash marking the door. Courtyard walls, gate pillars and portico columns use it where the wide 60-degree beams cover more wall than the smaller family members can reach.

Certifications and warranty

The ILED-BH-050 D carries SAA for Australia and New Zealand, CE for Europe, and RoHS. The warranty runs two to three years depending on the configuration — confirm the term for the emergency version when you order. The sealed body needs no routine work inside; a clean of the glass faces during site maintenance keeps the wash even.

Why do buyers pick these over the alternatives? Here is what we hear from customers:

The emergency function is built in. The fitting keeps lighting through a power outage, which is what stair exits and escape-route doors need — specified at order, not retrofitted later, and wired to the board that stays live for charging.

The biggest standard-height output in the family. Two 18W CREE COB beams and 3600 lumens cover tall entrance walls that leave the smaller BH-050 models under-lit.

CRI above 92. Stone, render and timber render true after dark — architecture, not just a marker light.

IP65 on an exposed wall. Aluminium and tempered glass, sealed against dust and water jets, in black, grey or white to match the facade.

One family for the whole building. Five sizes share the same look and sealing, so the exits take the emergency model and the rest of the elevation takes the standard ones without a second product line.

The ILED-BH-050 D is the 18W-per-beam emergency version of the BH-050 up-and-down family, for walls where the light must stay on when the power does not.

Stair exits and escape routes. The reason this version exists: the fitting keeps the door and the route past it readable through a power outage.

Hotel and office entrance facades. 3600 lumens and CRI above 92 cover tall entrance walls, with the double wash marking the door after dark.

Podium and podium-level exits. Buildings that run the standard BH-050 models on the elevation take the emergency version at the exits, keeping one silhouette across the facade.

Courtyard walls and gate pillars. The wide 60-degree beams and the larger body suit the bigger surfaces that leave the smaller family members under-lit.

Portico columns and entrance framing. Where the entrance is the showpiece, the black, grey or white cylinder reads as part of the architecture by day and the wash does the work by night.

Public and civic buildings. Exits, entrances and perimeter walls specified from one family, with the emergency version wherever the route cannot go dark.