IP65 12W 2x6W Up&Down Outdoor Decorative LED Wall Light Fitting ILED-BH-050 B

The ILED-BH-050 B is the middle of the BH-050 up-and-down family, and for most houses and small commercial fronts it is the one that fits: two 6W CREE COB beams at CRI above 92, one up the wall and one down, from a φ90×260mm cylinder. It is the standard switched version of the range — no emergency circuit, no dimming — which keeps it simple to order, wire and maintain on walls where the plain fitting does the job. Where a project needs those functions, the C model in the family carries them; this one covers the walls that do not.

Five sizes in the family

The BH-050 series scales from small to large on one design. The A model starts at 3W per beam in a φ64×160mm body; B — this fitting — carries 6W per beam in φ90×260mm; C reaches 9W at φ108×300mm; D carries 18W per beam at φ145×300mm; and E tops the range at 24W per beam in a taller φ160×450mm body. All share the same cylindrical look, IP65 sealing and 60-degree lenses, so a project can size each wall independently while keeping one product family on the drawing.

The up-and-down wash

Each beam runs a 6W CREE COB behind a 60-degree lens, one aiming up and one aiming down, with colour rendering above 92 — unusually high for an exterior wall light, and the reason the stone, render or timber it lands on keeps its real colour after dark. At 1200 lumens the wash covers a door surround or a storey of wall without spilling into upstairs windows, which is the balance most residential elevations need. The 60-degree lenses also keep the light on the surface rather than throwing it out from the wall, so the fitting works at eye level beside a door without anyone catching the source directly.

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 walls in the full weather. The finish is black, grey or white: black against brick and dark render, white on light facades, grey for concrete and stone. At 90mm across it reads as part of the wall rather than a fixture bolted onto it, which is why the three finishes get specified as carefully as the light itself on front-of-house elevations.

Electrical

The fixture runs on 220-240VAC or 120VAC, Class I wired, with the driver inside the body. Colour temperature is specified at order across 2800K to 6500K — warm for entrances and garden walls, cooler for contemporary render — and locked in, with no switch to change it afterwards. Confirm the temperature when the order goes in, especially on mixed-material facades where the same colour has to work on both the brick and the render.

What you need to supply

You need the wall fixings suited to the surface — masonry plugs for brick and block, suitable screws for timber framing — and a switched circuit with a protective earth for the Class I connection. An electrician makes the hardwired connection per local code. There is no lamp stock or spare driver to hold for the fitting, since the COB sources and the driver are integral, and no control gear to commission because the standard version switches with the circuit.

Where it gets used

House front doors and garage side doors are the bread-and-butter positions, where the double wash marks the entrance without glare. Garden walls, gate pillars and courtyard entries take it for evening depth along the routes people use. Small shopfronts and café exteriors run it along the elevation in a repeat, and patio or terrace walls finish the order.

Certifications and warranty

The ILED-BH-050 B 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 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 size most houses actually need. Two 6W beams and 1200 lumens cover a door surround or a storey of wall — enough light to do the job, without spilling into upstairs windows or across the boundary.

CRI above 92. Stone, render and timber render true after dark, which is rare on a fitting at this price and size.

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

Simple to order and wire. The standard switched version — no emergency circuit, no dimming gear — with the driver inside the body and Class I wiring on 220-240VAC or 120VAC, so the electrician needs nothing beyond the supply.

One family, five sizes. Start here and scale up the bigger walls with the C, D and E models, keeping one look across the whole building.

The ILED-BH-050 B is the mid-size switched member of the BH-050 up-and-down family, for house entrances and small commercial fronts.

House front doors. The double wash marks the entrance without glare at eye level, and 1200 lumens is the balance most door surrounds need.

Garage and side doors. A matching pair either side of the door, or a single fitting where the approach is short, in black to match the garage joinery or white against render.

Garden walls and gate pillars. The 60-degree beams cover a storey of wall or a pillar top-to-bottom without spilling over the boundary, which keeps the neighbours’ windows dark too.

Courtyard and patio entries. Evening depth on the walls people sit beside, with the sealed body handling the weather all year and no lamp changes to schedule between seasons.

Small shopfronts and cafés. A repeat along the elevation gives the front a rhythm after dark, in black, grey or white to match the joinery.

Apartment building entries. Where the whole facade carries the bigger family models, the B covers the residential doors at the same silhouette.