Domus Lighting Lighting Domus MURO-MAX-32 - 32W LED High Output Tri-Colour Twin Head Exterior Spotlight IP65 Lights-For-You 25085
Domus Lighting Lighting Domus MURO-MAX-32 - 32W LED High Output Tri-Colour Twin Head Exterior Spotlight IP65 Lights-For-You 25084
Domus Lighting Lighting Domus MURO-MAX-32 - 32W LED High Output Tri-Colour Twin Head Exterior Spotlight IP65 Lights-For-You 25085
Domus Lighting Lighting Domus MURO-MAX-32 - 32W LED High Output Tri-Colour Twin Head Exterior Spotlight IP65 Lights-For-You 25084
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SKU: 25084

Domus MURO-MAX-32 - 32W LED High Output Tri-Colour Twin Head Exterior Spotlight IP65

3 Years Warranty
3 Years Warranty
IP65 – suitable for outdoors
IP65 – suitable for outdoors
L4Y Best Choice
L4Y Best Choice
Color Temprature Changing Technology
Color Temprature Changing Technology
Color: Black
$83.90
$139.00
$83.90
Product Description  
Product Description
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The Domus MURO-MAX-32 is a 32 W twin-head exterior spotlight in black or white — IP65, 3,600 lumens, CRI above 90, die-cast aluminium with a glass cover, and no sensor.

This is the switched version. Its twin, the MURO-MAX-32S, is the same fitting with a sensor. Same 32 W, same 3,600 lm, same CRI 90, same 100° beam, same body. The only difference is how it turns on — and that is a bigger decision than it sounds.

Sensor or switch — choose on how the light will be used
  • ✅ Switched (this one) — you decide when it is on, and it stays on. That is what you want for a work area, an entertaining space, a carport you are unloading in, or anywhere you will be for a while. A sensor timing out in the middle of a task is genuinely irritating.
  • ✅ Switched also means it can go on a timer, a smart switch or a photocell of your choosing — you are not locked into the built-in sensor's behaviour.
  • ⚠ Sensor (the -32S) — better for security and arrival: light when something moves, dark otherwise, and no forgotten switch burning all night.

✅ A common and sensible arrangement is one of each — a sensor fitting covering the approach, and a switched one over the area you actually work in.

3,600 lumens — what it covers
  • 3,500 lm at 3000 K, 3,600 lm at 4000 K, 3,300 lm at 5000 K.
  • 112 lm/W — efficient, and better than most exterior fittings.
  • With a 100° beam across two heads it covers a driveway, a back yard or a work area, not just a doorway.
  • ⚠ Bright enough to be a nuisance. Aim it down, and look at the result from a neighbour's boundary before you leave it.
✅ CRI above 90 — rare outdoors, and it earns its keep twice
  • Planting reads green rather than grey. Most exterior fittings sit in the seventies, and the difference at night is obvious once you have seen it.
  • Work is easier to do. Under a low-CRI light, colour-coded cabling, paint, timber and fasteners all become harder to tell apart. On a fitting over a workbench or a carport that is a practical benefit, not a decorative one.
Twin heads — split them
  • Split the coverage — one across the driveway, one down the side path. Two useful pools from a single wiring point.
  • Overlap deliberately where you want shadows killed — above a back door, a bench or a work area.
  • ⚠ Aim at night. A daytime guess is almost always wrong.

IP65 — dust tight and protected against water jets, so driving rain and hosing are within rating. Die-cast aluminium with a glass cover, more robust than polycarbonate and better at holding its finish — ⚠ though for a coastal site the polycarbonate MURO-ECO is the better body, since aluminium can corrode at the coating edges and polycarbonate cannot.

30,000 hours, not dimmable. Colour set on a dip switch at the back, before installation. Warranty 3 years.

Where it works
  • Work areas, carports, entertaining spaces — anywhere you want light to stay on.
  • Driveways and back yards.
  • Alongside a sensor MURO-MAX-32S covering the approach.
  • ⚠ For a coastal site, the polycarbonate MURO-ECO is the better body.
  • ⚠ Aim it down and check it from the boundary.
Specifying it

Twin head, no sensor, die-cast aluminium with a glass cover, black or white. 32 W COB LED giving 3,500 / 3,600 / 3,300 lm at 3000 K / 4000 K / 5000 K, dip switch at the back; CRI >90, beam 100°, 30,000 hrs, not dimmable. 240 V AC, IP65 — dust tight, protected against water jets. A sensor version, the MURO-MAX-32S, is available. Warranty 3 years.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions
What is the difference between this and the MURO-MAX-32S?

The sensor, and nothing else. Same 32 W, same 3,600 lumens, same CRI 90, same 100° beam, same body. This one is switched; the -32S has a built-in sensor. No page explained that the two adjacent products differ in exactly one way.

Should I choose the switched or the sensor version?

Choose on how the light will be used. Switched stays on until you turn it off, which is what you want for a work area, an entertaining space or a carport you are unloading in — a sensor timing out mid-task is genuinely irritating. It also lets you put it on a timer, smart switch or photocell of your own choosing. The sensor version is better for security and arrival: light when something moves, dark otherwise. A common and sensible arrangement is one of each.

How much area does it cover?

At 3,600 lumens across two heads with a 100° beam it covers a driveway, a back yard or a work area rather than just a doorway. It is bright enough to be a nuisance if aimed badly, so point it down and look at the result from a neighbour’s boundary before you leave.

What does CRI above 90 do outdoors?

Two things. Planting reads green rather than grey — most exterior fittings sit in the seventies. And work is easier: under a low-CRI light, colour-coded cabling, paint, timber and fasteners are harder to tell apart, so over a workbench or carport it is a practical benefit rather than a decorative one.

Is it suitable near the sea?

The polycarbonate MURO-ECO is the better body for a coastal site — aluminium can corrode at the coating edges where salt gets in, and polycarbonate cannot. This one is die-cast aluminium with a glass cover, which is more robust and holds its finish better away from salt.

Can it be dimmed?

No. Colour temperature is selectable on a dip switch at the back before installation, but the output is not adjustable.

What should I do with the two heads?

Split them — one across the driveway and one down the side path gives two useful pools from a single wiring point. Overlap them only where you want shadows killed, such as above a back door or a bench. Aim them at night.

Product Specifications  
Product Specifications
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Specifications

BrandDomus Lighting
Model / SKUsMURO-MAX-32 — 25084 (Black) · 25085 (White)
TypeTwin-head exterior LED spotlight — SWITCHED, no sensor
Wattage32W COB LED
Lumen Output3,500lm @3000K · 3,600lm @4000K · 3,300lm @5000K
Efficacy112 lm/W
Colour Rendering✅ CRI >90 — planting reads green; colour-coded work is easier
Beam Angle100°
Colour Temperature3000K / 4000K / 5000K — dip switch at the back, before installation
IP RatingIP65 — dust tight, protected against water jets
MaterialDie-cast aluminium with glass cover — ⚠ for coastal, the polycarbonate MURO-ECO
DimmingNo
Sensor versionMURO-MAX-32S — identical fitting with a built-in sensor
Lifespan30,000hrs
Warranty3 Years

Variant specifications

VersionTurns on byBest for
MURO-MAX-32 — this oneA switch — stays onWork areas, carports, entertaining
MURO-MAX-32SA built-in sensorSecurity and arrival
MURO-ECO-20SSensor; polycarbonate bodyCoastal sites — 2,100lm
Data Sheet & Manual  
Data Sheet & Manual
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Warranties, Return & Refund Policy  
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Warranties

For all warranty claims please ensure you have your proof of purchase at hand, an invoice from your electrician from the installation and check the faulty product is within the applicable warranty period. Warranty is replacement only.

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Faulty items: lodge warranty directly with the brand (manufacturer). Keep proof of purchase.

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Notification of any damages or missing items must be received by Lights For You within seven (7) days of receipt of the product. Please email photos to ashfield@lightsforyou.com.au.

If the product is to be repaired or replaced, it must correspond to the one originally sent by Lights For You and the customer must include the delivery note and/or invoice.

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Andrew (Sydney, AU)
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Led floodlight

They are 2.5 times brighter then my existing ones from Bunnings.

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Phil

Is this 3,500 lumens across 2 lights? The single Muro Max shows ~1800 lumans. If so this is confusing as most of your other units specific 2x XXXX.

Lights For You

Hi,

Good question, and you've read it correctly — **3,500 lumens is the total output of the fitting, both heads combined.** It isn't 3,500 per head.

You've also spotted the arithmetic: 1,700 lm from the single MURO-MAX-16 at 3000K, and the twin MURO-MAX-32 is essentially two of those heads on one body — 32W total, 16W a head.

**On the inconsistency you've raised — that's fair, and it's worth explaining.** Domus doesn't publish these as "2 x 1,700lm". Their own installation manual lists the 16W and 32W side by side under one lumen heading, both as whole-fitting figures, and they do the same across the MURO range. So where other brands write "2x XXXX", Domus writes the total. We've followed their convention rather than reformatting it, which is why it reads differently to some of our other listings.

One thing I'd rather tell you than have you find: **Domus publishes two different figures for the 3000K setting** — 3,500 lm in the installation manual and 3,200 lm on the datasheet PDF. The 4000K and 5000K figures agree in both. We've gone with 3,500, and I'm checking with Domus which is current. If it turns out to be 3,200 I'll come back to you.

For what it's worth, at 4000K it's 3,600 lm and both Domus documents agree on that one.

Cheers,

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