Bayside Outdoor LED Wall Light 2Lt Large in Black, Stainless Steel or White Havit Lighting - HV36592W

This is the two-lamp Bayside — 255 mm wide and 358 mm tall, with two E27 sockets instead of one. Two lamps in one body is not just double the light: it fills a wider lantern evenly, so the glass glows across its whole width instead of showing one bright core. That makes it the version for a wide entry, a double-fronted facade or a wall where a single narrow lantern would look mean. Both globes are replaceable, which is the practical case for a lantern over a sealed LED — you re-lamp it rather than replacing the fitting.

The globe decision

Both sockets are E27 screw-in, and both globes are replaceable. No other base will fit — a B22 bayonet cannot be adapted into an E27. Globes are not included. Before buying a pair, check the maximum wattage printed on the fitting's own label; exceeding it in an enclosed glass lantern is a fire risk and voids the warranty. Fit both globes the same — two different colour temperatures in one lantern is immediately visible through the glass.

Where it works

• Wide double-fronted entries, one lantern either side of a large door.
• Coastal homes in 316 stainless steel, where salt air is the deciding factor.
• Covered verandahs on traditional and Hamptons-style facades, in black or white.
• Wide garage-side walls where a single-lamp lantern would look undersized.

Specifying it

HV36592W-BLK, HV36592W-SS316 and HV36592W-WHT all run on 240 V AC — straight to mains, no driver, earthed as Class I fittings. The supplied family output is 2 × 400 lm at 2700K over a 180° spread, with your actual figure depending on the globes fitted. IP54 is splashing protection, so this belongs under an eave, a porch roof or a covered verandah rather than on an exposed wall. Rated life is over 30,000 hours; the fitting is triac dimmable if the globes are. Backed by a 3-year replacement warranty.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You; a two-lamp lantern only looks right with matched globes, so buy both E27 globes together and check the fitting's own maximum wattage label first.