Halo LED Wall Light CCT 7w in Black or White Havit Lighting - HV3591T

The Halo is a round up-and-down wash light: a 150 mm disc that throws light in a soft arc above and below itself, leaving a bright halo on the wall rather than a hard beam. The 7 W version is the smallest in the family and the one to use where the wall is close to eye level — a porch, a courtyard, a stairwell — because a bigger disc at that distance becomes the thing you look at. The decision that actually matters on this listing is voltage, because it sells both a mains version and a low-voltage one at different prices.

240 V or 12 V — choose before you order

HV3591T-BLK and HV3591T-WHT are the 240 V AC variants: they wire straight to mains, need no driver, and require an earth as Class I fittings. HV3591T-BLK-12V and HV3591T-WHT-12V are the 12 V DC variants: each requires a 12 V DC LED driver sized for the total load, and must never be connected directly to 240 V. Choose 240 V for a single fitting on an existing mains point; choose 12 V when the Halo joins a garden circuit already running off a central driver. Dimming is available on the 240 V model only, via a triac dimmer.

Where it works

• Front porches and entry alcoves, one either side of the door at head height.
• Courtyard and light-well walls in a townhouse, where the up-and-down wash lifts a tall narrow space.
• Alfresco walls and outdoor stairwells, marking a level change without a glaring source.
• Coastal facades — IP65 and an IK10 impact rating handle exposed positions and knocks.

Specifying it

The 7 W SMD LED is built in on all four variants, so there is no globe to buy and none can be fitted. Tri-colour switching gives 540 lm at 3000K, 550 lm at 4000K and 560 lm at 5500K — the output barely changes across the range, so choose the temperature purely on the look you want. The body is aluminium with a polycarbonate diffuser, ø150 mm, IP65 and IK10 — IP65 means direct rain and coastal weather are within scope, so no eave or reveal is needed. A 3-year replacement warranty applies to every variant.

Supplied by Lights For You — the 240 V and 12 V Halos carry different part numbers and different prices, so check which one your electrician has allowed for before adding it to the cart.