Revo White 2 Light TRI Colour LED

Revo two-light bar light in white

The Revo is a two-head bar light with built-in LED rather than replaceable globes, in white. Each head aims independently, and the beam is a tight 45° — considerably narrower than most bar lights.

That narrow beam is the reason to choose a Revo over a general-purpose bar light. A 45° beam behaves like a proper accent spot: it puts a defined pool of light on a specific object and leaves the surroundings alone. For artwork, a display shelf, a bar back or a feature wall that is exactly right. For washing a kitchen bench evenly it is the wrong tool, and a wider fitting will do better.

Two heads, 16W total

Each head is a built-in 8W SMD LED module, so the fitting draws 16W in total. Havit rates each head at 640lm, 680lm and 720lm across its three colour settings, giving totals of 1280lm, 1360lm and 1440lm.

That is a substantial output for a bar light, which is what makes the Revo usable as primary lighting in a room rather than only as accent. Colour rendering is above 80 CRI.

Triac dimmable — unusual on a multi-head bar

The Revo is Triac dimmable, so it works with a conventional LED-rated wall dimmer with no additional module on the circuit. On a fitting of this output that matters: the same bar can run at full output for cooking or working and drop back for an evening, without a second circuit or a different fitting.

Because the LEDs are integral rather than replaceable globes, the dimming behaviour is a property of the fitting itself and does not depend on what globe someone fits later. That is the trade against a lamped fitting — less serviceable, more predictable.

Power, rating and installation

The Revo runs on 240V AC mains and requires no driver. It is a Class 1 fitting and requires an earth connection, so installation is work for a licensed electrician.

⚠ It is rated IP20, which carries no water protection at all. This is a dry-interior fitting only — not for a bathroom wet zone, a laundry above a tub, or any covered outdoor area. If the position has any exposure to water, this is the wrong fitting for it.

Aim the heads once the fitting is mounted and powered, and with a 45° beam take the time to do it properly — a narrow beam missing its target by a hand's width is obvious in a way a wide one never is.

Frequently asked questions

Download Datasheet (PDF)

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