The ILED-WP1 is a die-cast aluminum LED wall pack luminaire designed for surface-mounted installation on exterior and covered interior walls. It is available in three fixed wattage ranges — 40W–60W, 70W–100W and 110W–120W — all using the same 333 × 250 × 159 mm rectangular housing. The WP1 delivers 110 lm/W from LumiLEDs 3030 LEDs inside a gray die-cast aluminum body with an integrated PC lens. IP65+IK10 rating makes it suitable for direct outdoor exposure, and optional DALI 2-way dimming, corridor-mode motion sensor and emergency battery backup extend its application range.
Tech specs at a glance
Model: ILED-WP1
Wattage ranges: 40W–60W / 70W–100W / 110W–120W (three fixed models)
Luminous efficacy: 110 lm/W (all models)
Housing dimensions: 333 × 250 × 159 mm (identical across all wattage ranges)
LED source: LumiLEDs 3030 SMD
Beam angle: 120°
Color temperature: 2800K – 6500K (user-adjustable dip switch)
CRI: >82
Input voltage: 220–240VAC / 110–277VAC dual-range
Power factor: >0.9
IP rating: IP65 — dust-tight, protected against water jets
Impact rating: IK10 — 5 joules resistance
Materials: Die-cast aluminum body, gray finish, PC lens
Electrical classification: Class I
Certifications: SAA, CE, RoHS
Warranty: 3–5 years
Optional features: DALI 2-way dimming, corridor-mode motion sensor, emergency battery
Wattage range comparison
All three WP1 models share identical housing dimensions (333 × 250 × 159 mm) and the same 110 lm/W efficacy. The difference lies only in wattage and lumen output. The 40W–60W model is the entry-level option, suitable for low-ceiling perimeter lighting and narrow walkways. The 70W–100W model sits in the mid-range, covering standard building entrances and small parking bays. The 110W–120W model is the highest-output option, designed for wide parking areas, loading docks and large building facades requiring broad flood illumination.
Because the housing size is identical across all three models, retrofitting between wattage ranges does not require any modification to mounting brackets or wiring conduits. Select the wattage range that matches your illuminance target and mounting height — the 110W–120W model produces the highest output but draws proportionally more power, so running costs scale accordingly.
Build and weather resistance
The WP1 housing is a die-cast aluminum body with a gray powder-coat finish, cast as a single piece for structural integrity. The 159 mm depth accommodates the driver compartment and heat sink within a low-profile rectangular form that mounts flush against exterior walls without protruding significantly. The PC lens covers the full LED array and carries the IK10 impact rating — the highest standard for luminaires — absorbing a 5 joule impact without cracking. This is particularly relevant for wall pack lights installed at accessible heights where accidental impact from vehicles, equipment or maintenance activities is possible.
The IP65 seal protects the internal driver and LED array from dust ingress and water jets from any direction, making the WP1 suitable for unsheltered outdoor installation in rain, snow and wind-driven spray. The die-cast aluminum body also provides inherent corrosion resistance, important for coastal or de-icing-salt environments where exposed steel housings would degrade over time.
Control and installation
The WP1 offers three optional upgrades: DALI 2-way dimming, corridor-mode motion sensor, and emergency battery backup. These are selected at order time — they are not retrofittable. DALI 2-way dimming adds individual fixture addressing (0–63) on a 2-wire bus, allowing group control, scene setting and status feedback including lamp hours and fault codes. The WP1 does not accept 0-10V or TRIAC analog dimming — a DALI-to-analog converter is required if your building system uses those protocols.
The corridor-mode motion sensor keeps the fixture at low stand-by output when unoccupied, then ramps to full brightness within 1–2 seconds of detecting movement — effective for building entrances, stairwells and low-traffic corridors where full output is only needed intermittently. The emergency battery provides approximately 90 minutes of reduced-output light during a power failure, satisfying egress lighting requirements in many jurisdictions.
Installation uses a surface-mount backplate with pre-drilled fixings for brick, concrete or timber stud walls. The Class I rating requires a protective earth connection. Universal 110–277VAC input covers both North American and European supply standards. The 120° beam angle provides wide, even wash illumination ideal for wall-mounted perimeter lighting at mounting heights between 2.5 m and 4 m.