Tivah Solid Brass TRI Colour Double

Solid brass, two heads, and — unusually for this family — a fitting Havit rates for ceiling and eave mounting as well as walls. That last point is what makes it worth specifying over the single-head versions: the same fitting can sit under a soffit throwing two beams down a wall, or on a pillar face throwing one up and one along, without changing product.

Two heads, each aimed separately

Both heads tilt through 90° and swivel through 270° independently. From one wiring point that gives you a symmetrical wash up and down a pillar, a pair of converging beams to erase a shadow on a door, or two separate targets several metres apart. It is a genuinely different tool from two single fittings side by side, because the aiming is done once at one mounting height.

• HV1355T — 240 V GU10 with 9-in-1 switchable globes: 2 × 240–560 lm at 3000K, 2 × 255–595 lm at 4000K and 2 × 270–630 lm at 5500K across 3 W, 5 W and 7 W per head, in 60° beams. The only Triac-dimmable version.
• HV1357GU10T — 240 V GU10 at a fixed 5 W per head: 2 × 270 lm, 2 × 285 lm, 2 × 300 lm, in 120° beams.
• HV1357MR16T — the same output on 12 V DC MR16, needing an external supply.

Those are per-head figures. Havit prints them with the 2 × because each lamp produces that output, and a two-head fitting quoted at its summed total would not be comparable with anything else on the page.

Build and electrical detail

The body is solid brass rather than a brass-look coating, so there is nothing to chip; it weathers to a patina and is a sensible choice near salt air, provided it gets washed down. Havit rates it IK10 for impact and fits clear glass rather than a diffuser, which keeps the beams defined. The GU10 versions are Class 1 and need an earth; the MR16 version is Class 3 low voltage and does not, but it needs a 12 V DC driver sized for two lamps per fitting, within 25 m, with the supply inside 5% of nominal. Globe ceilings are 35 W per lamp on GU10 and 20 W per lamp on MR16 — two globes at that figure, not one at double it. Havit quotes CRI above 80, colour consistency within 6 SDCM, glare under UGR 45 and lamp life above 30,000 hours. IP65, and a 3-year replacement warranty on all three. Tell Lights For You the mounting height and what you are lighting and we will suggest which beam angle to order.