Revo Adjustable LED Wall Light 2Lt

The Revo is a two-head adjustable exterior wall light with a built-in sensor, which puts it in a specific job category: the fitting you mount at a side gate, a back door or a garage wall that should be dark until something moves. Both heads aim independently, so one can cover a path while the other watches a driveway, and at 2 × 9 W it is bright enough to be a genuine security light rather than a courtesy one. It is rated IP65 for direct rain and comes in black or white. There is no globe to buy or replace — the LED is built in.

The choice to make

Finish is the only purchase choice: HV3684T-BLK in black or HV3684T-WHT in white. Everything else is set on the fitting. The colour temperature is tri-colour selectable and output rises as the light cools: 2 × 810 lm at 3000K, 2 × 850 lm at 4000K and 2 × 900 lm at 5500K. For a security position, 5500K reads brighter and more alert; at a back door used nightly, 3000K is easier to live with. The beam is a wide 120°.

Where it works

• Garage and carport walls, covering the door and the apron in one fitting.
• Side gates and service paths down the boundary of a suburban block.
• Back doors and laundry entries where hands-full arrivals need automatic light.
• Rear yards and shed walls, with the two heads split between the path and the open ground.

Specifying it

The Revo is a 240 V fitting and wires straight to mains — no driver or transformer is required. The LED is built in, so no globe is needed and none can be fitted; when the LED reaches end of life the fitting is replaced rather than re-lamped. The body is powder-coated aluminium, rated IP65, which means it can be mounted on an exposed facade in direct rain rather than needing an eave. Total draw is 2 × 9 W. It is not dimmable — with a sensor-controlled fitting that is rarely a limitation, since the sensor governs switching.

Supplied by Lights For You — the Revo's sensor and its two aimable heads need to be set together, so have your electrician walk the approach and adjust the detection zone and both beams on the same visit.