The ILED-BH-045 D is the linear wall light in the iLED exterior range, built around a splicing design: instead of one fixed length, it comes in nine standard sections that join into a continuous line of light for as far as the wall runs. A porch gets one 300mm section; a long facade runs sections end to end down the elevation. One width — 90mm — and one look, scaled by length.
Nine lengths, one width
The range runs from 300mm at 9W up to 2400mm at 72W, with seven lengths in between, all at 80 lumens per watt and all behind the same acrylic diffuser. The 120-degree wash spreads evenly down the wall with no LED dots. Because every section shares the same profile and the same black finish, a run that mixes lengths still reads as one fitting — which is the point of buying a splicing system rather than a shelf of different wall lights.
The splicing design
Sections join end to end along the wall, so the light runs continuously past windows, doors and corners instead of restarting at every fitting. Specifying is a matter of measuring the run and picking the section lengths that add up to it, ordered as spares-friendly multiples rather than custom bars. Where the scheme changes later, another section extends the line. The joints sit behind the diffuser profile, so a spliced run does not show bright spots or dark gaps at the seams — the test of any continuous-line fitting is what happens at the joint, and this design is built around keeping it invisible.
Control options
The base version switches with the circuit. Where the building has a control system, DALI, DMX512 and SPI versions are available to order, covering everything from a dimmed hospitality front to addressable colour-run installations. Specify the control version per project; the body and optics stay the same across all of them.
Build and finish
The body is steel with an acrylic diffuser, finished in black, and the rating is IP54 — sealed against dust and splashing water. That makes it the right fitting for sheltered and semi-sheltered exterior walls: under soffits and balcony edges, on porch ceilings, along covered walkways. A wall that takes the full rain needs a fitting rated IP65 or better. The acrylic diffuser spreads the LED points into one even line — no visible dots on the wall at night — and the steel body carries the powder coat through seasons of cleaning without the finish going chalky.
Electrical
The fixture runs on 220-240VAC or 110-277VAC, with a power factor above 0.9, so one product line covers regional supplies. Colour temperature spans 2800K to 6500K at order, and colour rendering comes in two grades — CRI above 80 as standard, or CRI 90 where the surfaces on view justify it. The wide 110-277VAC input also means a mixed-market project stocks one fitting for the whole site rather than a voltage per country.
Where it gets used
Hotel and office facades run it as a continuous horizontal line along the elevation. Balcony edges and soffits take the shorter sections, where the wash marks the floor edge without glare. Covered walkways and porches use it overhead as a continuous guide of light. Retail and hospitality fronts run longer sections for the storefront line, and landscape walls take it where a sheltered ledge runs the length of the planting. Interior lobbies and reception walls use the same profile as a wall line indoors, which keeps one lighting language from the entrance to the street.
Certifications and warranty
The ILED-BH-045 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 when you order. The sealed body needs no routine work inside; a wipe of the diffuser face during site maintenance keeps the line even.
