Up & Down LED Wall Light 9w

The Mia is Havit’s up-and-down exterior wall light in poly powder coated aluminium — a differently bodied sibling to the Luxe on identical electrics — sold here in black or white and wired straight to 240 V mains. Light leaves it in both directions at a 120° spread, grazing the wall above the fitting and below it rather than throwing glare out across a garden.

Mains only, and it needs an earth

There is a single supply: 240 V AC. It takes no driver and no transformer, and none is supplied — it wires straight to the circuit. The fitting is Class 1, so an earth is required, and Havit’s sequence is to connect the earth first and then live and neutral. Where more than one fitting shares a run, the wiring is done in parallel.

One 9 W rating, and one lumen figure for the whole fitting

Havit rates the Mia at 1 × 9 W and publishes 400 lm at 3000K, 425 lm at 4000K and 450 lm at 5500K. Those are the fitting’s total output and are not a figure to double. Havit marks its twin-lamp models by printing the wattage and the lumens as a pair in the ordering table; this one is printed singly, which is the difference worth knowing before you compare it with something else on a spec sheet.

5500K is the brightest setting

Output rises with colour temperature here: 5500K is the brightest at 450 lm, 4000K gives 425 lm and 3000K the least at 400 lm. The spread is fifty lumens, which is not enough to choose a colour you do not want — and we state it because the direction is not the same on every Havit fitting, so it is not a habit to carry from one product to the next.

Tri-colour, set inside the base

The colour temperature is chosen on a slide switch inside the base of the fitting — 3000K, 4000K or 5500K — and it ships preset to 3000K. Reaching it means loosening the allen screws and lifting the body off its base plate, so it is set on installation rather than changed on a whim. The beam is a fixed 120°, not adjustable, and the fitting is not dimmable.

Sealing it is a warranty condition

Havit’s instructions are explicit: seal all holes, including the cable entry and around the screws, retighten the allen screws so water cannot get in, and apply silicone around the edge of the fitting. All o-rings and seals must be correctly in place to maintain the warranty, and modifying the fitting voids it. It is IP54 behind a glass diffuser and carries an IK09 impact rating — both of which assume the fitting was sealed on install.

Where it can go, and what the drawing leaves out

The Mia is aluminium, and Havit states that aluminium and 304SS fittings must not be installed within 5 km of any salt water environment — so for a beachside address, ask us for a marine-grade fitting instead of this one. It mounts on a base plate taking two Ø5 mm fixings around a Ø13 mm cable entry. The overall figures on Havit’s drawing are printed without labelling which is height, which is width and which is depth, so we publish no overall dimensions and no wall projection. Lights For You holds the Mia in both finishes, and we are happy to check it against your wall and your circuit before anything is ordered.