HV10391T - Luz White TRI Colour Single Up & Down Wall Pillar Lights

The HV10391T is the Luz up-and-down wall pillar light in poly powder coated white aluminium — the two-lamp body, with one GU10 firing up the wall and one down. White is the finish that disappears against light render, painted brick or a pale rammed-earth pier: in daylight you see the wall, and after dark you see the two cones of light rather than the fitting making them.

What it puts out, per lamp

Havit supplies two 9-in-1 tri-colour GU10 globes with the fitting, each switchable for colour and for output. The figures are per lamp and not a total: 240–560 lm at 3000K, 255–595 lm at 4000K and 270–630 lm at 5500K, where the bottom of each range is the globe’s 3 W setting and the top is 7 W. Output rises as the colour temperature climbs, so the brightest this fitting goes is 5500K at 7 W. The beam is 60°, which comes from the supplied globe rather than the housing — a narrower, more deliberate cone than the 120° globes used elsewhere in Havit’s wall range.

Colour is set at the globe, at install

The switches are on the side of each globe, so changing colour or wattage means twisting off a cover and taking the globe out. Havit ships it preset to 3000K at 7 W. The lampholder is a standard GU10 and the globes are replaceable, to a maximum of 35 W per lampholder.

Sealing, and what voids the warranty

Havit is explicit: fix the backing plate, then seal every hole in it including the cable entry and the screw holes, or the warranty is void. The o-rings and seals must all be correctly seated, silicone goes round the base plate at the wall, and modifying the fitting voids the warranty too. The IP65 and IK10 ratings assume that work was done. It is 240 V AC mains with no driver or transformer, and Class 1, so it requires an earth.

Siting, and the dimensions we will and will not publish

This is an aluminium fitting, and Havit’s current instructions state that aluminium and 304SS fittings must not be installed within 5 km of any salt water environment. Within that distance, the solid brass HV10591T is the version to specify. It stands 300 mm tall with a Ø60 mm aperture at each end, and the backing plate takes four Ø4 mm fixings around a Ø13 mm cable entry. We do not publish a width or a wall projection for this listing: Havit’s drawing prints those numbers without labels and this product’s own record holds neither figure, so we would be guessing. The dimensioned drawing is in the data sheet attached here.

It is Triac dimmable, with Havit’s HV9625 300 W dial dimmer named as the compatible control. Every figure above was taken from Havit’s own dated documents for this part number by the Lights For You team — call us if you want the white checked against a paint or render sample first.