Focos LED de exterior para iluminar paredes, resistentes al agua, para iluminación de edificios, ILED-BH-015 B

The ILED-BH-015 B is the narrow-beam member of the 015 wall light family. It is a small aluminium bar, 145×55×40mm, carrying two 3W LED sources behind 10-degree glass lenses, and it exists for the jobs a wide wash cannot do: throwing a tight beam a long way up a column, lining a door frame with light, or picking out the vertical joints of a facade one strip at a time. The body comes in black or white, sealed to IP54 for sheltered exterior walls, and it runs the same Class I wiring and order-time colour choice as the rest of the family — the beam is what makes it different.

The narrow beam

A 10-degree lens is a specialist tool. Held close to the wall it draws a narrow stripe of light; set back, it reaches further up the surface than a wide lens could, at the cost of covering less of it. Each fitting carries two of these beams from its 3W sources, with colour rendering above 80 and a colour temperature specified at order across 2800K to 6500K. The result is architecture-by-nightlight: the wall is drawn in lines rather than flooded, which is the effect designers ask for on columns and formal entrances. Because the beam is tight, spacing matters — fittings placed at regular centres repeat the stroke down a long surface, while a single fitting picks out one column or one frame without spilling onto its neighbours.

Build and finish

The body is aluminium with tempered glass lenses, closed on a silicone gasket and sealed to IP54 against dust and splashing water. That rating is the honest fit for this fitting: it goes on porch ceilings, under soffits, on column faces under a canopy, and other sheltered positions where the narrow beam does its work without the full rain on it. The finish is black or white, and at 40mm deep the bar sits close to the surface it lights — which is also why the rating matters: a fitting this close to the wall has no room for a bulky weather hood, so it belongs where the shelter is already built in.

Electrical

The fixture runs on 220-240VAC or 120VAC, Class I wired, with the driver inside the body — no separate box behind the bar, which matters on a fitting this slim. Colour temperature is locked in at order; there is no switch to change it afterwards, so confirm it when you specify. Warm 2800K–3000K flatters stone and timber columns, while 4000K and above read as contemporary on render and metal.

Mounting

Installation is a surface mount onto the supplied back plate. An Allen key in the accessories opens the body; mark, drill and plug the wall, fix the plate, terminate live, neutral and earth into the terminal block, and close the body over the gasket. The earth connection is mandatory on this Class I fitting, so an electrician should make the connection. Keep the gasket seat clean when the body closes, because the IP54 rating depends on it.

Dónde se utiliza

Columns and pillars are the classic job: the 10-degree beam climbs the stone from top to bottom in one narrow stroke. Door frames and entry recesses take it as a light lining. Facades with strong vertical structure — ribs, fins, brick piers — run it in repeats down the joints. It also suits signs and nameplates that need a tight pool of light, and garden features under a pergola or porch roof where the fitting stays sheltered. Run several along a colonnade or a covered walkway and the regular strokes give the route a rhythm that a single wide wash would flatten out.

Certificaciones

The ILED-BH-015 B carries SAA for Australia and New Zealand, CE for Europe, and RoHS. The sealed body needs no routine work inside; a wipe of the lenses during site maintenance keeps the beams clean.

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

A 10-degree beam in a 145mm bar. Nothing else this small throws this tight: columns, door frames and facade joints get a drawn line of light instead of a broad glow.

Two sources, one slim body. Two 3W beams sit behind tempered glass lenses in a bar that stands just 40mm off the wall, so the fitting nearly disappears by day and does the drawing work by night.

Glass lenses, not plastic. The optics stay clear through cleaning and weather, which matters when the beam is this narrow — any haze on the lens shows up straight away in the stripe it draws.

An honest IP54. Sealed for sheltered positions — porches, canopies, column faces under cover — where the narrow beam does its work out of the rain.

Simple Class I wiring. 220-240VAC or 120VAC with the driver inside the body, in black or white to match the surface.

The ILED-BH-015 B is a slim narrow-beam LED wall light for sheltered exterior positions, where a tight line of light does the job a wide wash cannot.

Columns and pillars. The classic job: a 10-degree beam climbs the stone in one narrow stroke, top to bottom, from a bar that nearly disappears against the surface. Repeat them down a colonnade and the rhythm does the rest.

Door frames and entry recesses. The beam lines the opening with light, marking the entrance without any glare across it.

Facade joints and brick piers. Repeats down the vertical structure of a building draw the architecture after dark, one stripe at a time.

Signs and nameplates. A tight pool of light on a small surface, from a fitting that stays out of sight above or beside it, close enough to the shelter to sit within the IP54 envelope.

Garden features under cover. Pergola posts and porch columns take the narrow beam, with the IP54 rating matching the sheltered position.

Interior accents in covered loggias. Where a wall niche or feature sits within a sheltered space, the same bar draws the line of light without a visible fitting.