Outdoor IP65 Up And Down DALI Dimmable LED Wall Light Fixture ILED-BH-050 C

The ILED-BH-050 C is the bigger brother in the up-and-down wall light range: a cylindrical fitting that throws a 9W beam up the wall and a 9W beam down, from CREE COB sources with colour rendering above 92. Where the smaller range is a sealed accent light for sheltered walls, this one is IP65 and takes full outdoor exposure, and it comes in five functional versions on the same body — so a project can run plain switched fittings at the rear entrance and DALI versions at the main facade without changing the look.

Five versions, one body

Every version is the same Φ108×300mm cylinder with the same 18W of light and a 60-degree lens on each beam. The standard version switches on and off with the circuit. The DIM version dims over Triac phase control, the DM10 version over 0-10V, and the DALI version addresses into a DALI system for scenes and central control. The EM version carries an emergency function, keeping the fitting useful through a power outage. Specifying is a matter of matching the version to the wall: switched for service doors, dimmable where the entrance belongs to a controlled scheme, emergency where the escape route passes.

The up-and-down wash

Each beam runs a 9W CREE COB behind a 60-degree lens, one aiming up and one aiming down. The wash climbs the wall above the fitting and spills down below it, and at CRI above 92 the stone, render or timber it lands on keeps its real colour after dark. That rendering figure is the point of this fitting: it is bright and accurate enough to be architecture, not just a marker. The wash also stays narrow enough to run fittings at close spacing along a walkway without the beams overlapping into glare.

Build and finish

The body is aluminium with tempered glass lenses, sealed to IP65 against dust and water jets from any direction, so it lives on exposed facades in the weather all year. The finish is black, grey or white. At Φ108mm across and 300mm tall 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. Colour temperature is specified at order from 2700K, 3000K, 4000K or 5000K — warm for heritage and hospitality walls, neutral for contemporary ones. There is no separate driver box to mount; the electronics sit inside the body.

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You need the wall fixings suited to the surface — masonry anchors for brick and block, appropriate screws for timber — and a switched, fused circuit with a protective earth for the Class I connection. For the DALI version, the DALI power supply and controller are separate purchases; for the EM version, the emergency circuit must sit on the board that stays live for battery charging. An electrician handles the hardwired connection per local code, and no lamp stock is needed since the COB sources are integral.

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Building entrances and facades are the main job, where the double wash marks the door and breaks up a dark elevation. Hotel and restaurant exteriors use the DALI or dimmable versions so the evening scene shifts with service. Podium and stair exits specify the EM version where the escape route needs the fitting to stay lit. Courtyard walls, columns and garage entrances take the standard version, plain and dependable.

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The ILED-BH-050 C 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 version you order. Beyond that there is nothing to service; the fitting is sealed and the COB sources are not replaceable in the field.

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Five versions, one silhouette. Switched, Triac, 0-10V, DALI or emergency — the facade keeps one consistent look while each door and exit gets the function it needs, and the spares list stays short.

CREE COB at CRI above 92. The wall renders true after dark, which is what separates architectural lighting from a marker light on stone, render and timber facades alike.

Full outdoor exposure. IP65 aluminium with tempered glass lenses, so it mounts on fully exposed facades and garden walls where the smaller IP54 range in this catalogue cannot go.

18W of light where it counts. Two 9W beams, up and down, each through a 60-degree lens — an even wash on the wall instead of the glare a downlight would throw at the door.

Order-time choice of colour. 2700K, 3000K, 4000K or 5000K specified at order, and a black, grey or white body to match the facade it sits on.

The ILED-BH-050 C is a cylindrical up-and-down LED wall light for exposed outdoor walls, with five functional versions sharing one body.

Building entrances and facades. The double wash marks the door and breaks up a dark elevation, with CRI above 92 keeping the stone and render true after dark.

Hotel and restaurant exteriors. The DALI and dimmable versions let the evening scene shift with service, from a bright arrival look to a low late-evening wash.

Podium and stair exits. The EM version stays lit through a power outage, which is what the escape route needs at the door.

Courtyard walls and columns. The standard switched version, plain and dependable, in black, grey or white to match the masonry, with no control gear to commission or maintain.

Garage and service entrances. Where a bulkhead would glare across the driveway, the up-and-down wash lights the wall face and marks the door instead.

Public and civic buildings. One silhouette across the whole elevation — switched at the service doors, dimmable at the entrance, emergency on the exits — with the same colour temperature throughout so the masonry reads as one building after dark.

1. Installation Requirements: Ensure that the fixture’s installation requirements align with your outdoor space, such as mounting options, wiring considerations, and any specific installation instructions provided. For more information, please ask the sales from iLed.

2. Lighting Design and Effect: Consider the desired lighting design and effect you want to achieve with the fixture, whether it’s accentuating specific areas, creating ambiance, or providing functional illumination. These lights are good for outdoor wall lighting.

3. Light Output and Coverage: Evaluate the fixture’s light output and coverage to ensure it meets the requirements of your outdoor space in terms of brightness and area coverage.

4. Maintenance and Cleaning: Inquire about any specific maintenance requirements for the fixture, such as cleaning instructions or recommended maintenance procedures, to ensure its longevity and optimal performance.

5. Light Distribution: Assess the fixture’s light distribution properties to ensure it provides the desired up and down lighting effect, and if it aligns with the specific requirements of your outdoor area. You can ask the IES files from iLed.

6. Energy Efficiency: Consider the energy efficiency of the fixture, such as its energy consumption and efficiency rating, to determine its long-term operational costs and environmental impact. The lumen output is very higher , save more than 6 times energy than traditional light.

7. Compatibility with Existing Lighting: If you have existing lighting systems or fixtures in your outdoor space, ensure that the Outdoor IP65 Up And Down LED Wall Light Fixture can be seamlessly integrated or coordinated with them. Please contact with iLed, and provide your current lighting control system.

8. Warranty and Support: Evaluate the warranty duration and terms provided by the manufacturer, as well as the availability of customer support and technical assistance for any potential issues or questions that may arise. Please check with iLed of the warranty. The regular warranty is 2 years.

9. Product Certifications and Compliance: Check if the fixture meets relevant industry standards and certifications, ensuring its quality, safety, and compliance with electrical and environmental regulations. All the products have CE and RoHS.

10. Budget Considerations: Assess the fixture’s cost in relation to your budget while considering its quality, features, and long-term value. Compare prices from different suppliers or manufacturers to make an informed decision. Tell iLed all your requirements, they will give the best price for you.