Tivah Fixed Down Wall Light TRI Colour in Solid Brass

This is the fixed-down Tivah in solid brass with a graphite finish — a single head aimed permanently downward on a matching backing plate, with a high-output reflector behind the lamp. Fixed rather than adjustable is a deliberate choice, not a lesser one: a head that cannot be knocked out of alignment stays aimed where the electrician set it, which matters on a driveway pillar or a public-facing wall where the fitting gets bumped. The graphite reads almost black at a distance and lets the brass underneath do the weathering.

The choice to make

Three part numbers, and the difference is electrical rather than cosmetic:

• HV1175T — 240 V GU10 supplied with a switchable globe stepping through 3 W, 5 W and 7 W, so the output is set at install.
• HV1177GU10T — 240 V GU10 fixed at 5 W: 270 lm at 3000K, 285 lm at 4000K, 300 lm at 5500K.
• HV1177MR16T — 12 V DC MR16 at 5 W with the same output, and it must be run from a 12 V DC LED driver.

If the wall has mains available and no existing low-voltage run, one of the GU10 versions is the straightforward specification.

Where it works

• Driveway and gate pillars, where a fixed aim survives being brushed past.
• Exposed facades — at IP65 it does not need an eave over it.
• Coastal sites, where solid brass outlasts a powder-coated aluminium body.
• Repeated along a boundary wall to graze the surface with even scallops of light.

Specifying it

The fitting is IP65 and surface mounts to a wall. Both 240 V versions are protection class 1 and need an earth at the fitting; the MR16 version is class 3 low voltage and must never be connected to mains — it takes a 12 V DC LED driver, sized for the total load if more than one fitting shares it, wired in parallel. Havit voids the warranty where a low-voltage fitting sits more than 25 m from its driver or the supply drifts beyond 5% of nominal.

Both datasheets are explicit that this fitting is not dimmable with the globes supplied, so do not budget for a dimmer on the circuit. The globes are replaceable and the socket ceilings differ: 35 W on the 240 V GU10, 20 W on the 12 V MR16. The two bases are not interchangeable, so quote the part number you own when ordering replacements. Whichever version you order, it is covered by a 3-year replacement warranty. Lights For You keeps the graphite alongside the plain brass and the copper Tivah, so the family can be matched across a single elevation.