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A suggestion, not a specification. A calculator can get it wrong — have a licensed electrician confirm the driver, the total load and the wiring before you order.
At 600 mm this is the same optical design as the 190 mm Mini doing an entirely different job. Height is what turns a marker into a path light. Raise a 120° source from ankle height to knee height and the pool it casts roughly triples in width while the centre stays comfortable to look at, which is why a run of these reads as a lit path rather than a row of bright dots. It is the version to specify when you want to actually see the ground.
The Maxi 600 has a current dated data sheet where the Mini has only an older pair, and it carries figures the smaller fitting simply does not publish. Two are worth knowing before you buy. Maximum globe wattage is 15 W, LED globes only — so there is headroom above the supplied lamp, but not much, and a halogen is not an option. And the protection class differs by supply: the 240 V model is Class I and requires an earth, while the 12 V DC model is Class III and does not. Lamp expectancy is rated at >30,000 hrs.
This is worth stating plainly because it is easy to assume otherwise from the black finish. Havit's dated data sheet, its 240 V installation instructions and its own product page for this part number all describe the body as 316 stainless steel with a poly powder-coated black finish — the same metal as the natural stainless version, with a coating over it. It matters for more than pride: the stainless maintenance clause applies, regular cleaning is required, and tea staining is excluded from the warranty.
Tell Lights For You the length of the run and we will work out how many you need and where the driver has to sit.
Throw. The same 120° source at 600 mm instead of 190 mm casts a much wider pool, so a run reads as continuous lit path rather than separate spots. If you want the ground lit, this is the one; if you want to mark an edge, the Mini does that for half the price.
Up to 15 watts, and it must be an LED globe — that is Havit’s stated maximum for this fitting. The 240 V model ships with a 9 W E27 and the 12 V one with a 5 W MR16, so there is a little headroom, but a halogen of any wattage is out.
The 240 V model does — it is Class I, so it wires with an earth conductor. The 12 V DC model is Class III and does not require one, because the driver provides the isolation. That is one of the real differences between the two part numbers, not just a voltage label.
No. Havit’s data sheet, its 240 V installation instructions and its own product page all give the body as 316 stainless steel with a poly powder-coated black finish. It is the same metal as the natural stainless version with a coating on top, which is also why the tea-staining clause still applies.
On the 12 V model, no more than 25 metres, with the voltage at the fitting within ±5% of what it requires. Havit states that outside that allowance the warranty is void, so on a long path the driver position needs planning before the trench is dug.
Not with the globes supplied — that is how Havit words it on the data sheet, and it is the wording we will stand behind. Treat it as a non-dimmed circuit.
It is Havit’s optional tri-colour MR16 LED globe for the 12 V DC model, offered in 3 W, 5 W and 7 W with a 60° beam. Worth knowing because it shows how much the beam depends on the globe rather than the fitting: the supplied globe is 120° and that one is 60°.
| Brand | Havit Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model | HV1606T-BLK-240V / HV1606T-BLK-12V |
| Range | Maxi 600 |
| Product type | Surface-mounted bollard light |
| Material | 316 stainless steel |
| Finish | Poly powder coated black |
| Overall height | 600 mm |
| Body diameter | Ø102 mm |
| Base plate | Ø98 mm, four Ø6 mm fixing holes, Ø16 mm cable entry |
| Light source | Replaceable tri-colour LED globe, supplied |
| Lamp base | E27 (240V AC) / MR16 (12V DC) |
| Wattage | 9W (240V AC) / 5W (12V DC) |
| Maximum globe wattage | 15W — LED globes only |
| Colour temperature | Tri-colour — 3000K / 4000K / 5500K, switched on the globe |
| Lumen output | 700 / 720 / 740 lm (240V AC) · 270 / 285 / 300 lm (12V DC) |
| Beam angle | 120° from the supplied globe — set by whichever globe is fitted |
| Input voltage | 240V AC or 12V DC — two separate part numbers |
| Driver requirement | The 12V DC model requires a suitable 12V DC LED driver |
| Maximum driver distance | 25 m on the 12V DC model, supply within ±5% — a warranty condition |
| Protection class | 240V AC = Class I (earth required) · 12V DC = Class III (no earth) |
| IP rating | IP54 |
| IK rating | IK08 |
| Diffuser | Frosted Perspex |
| CRI | >80 |
| Lamp expectancy | >30,000 hrs |
| Dimmable | No — not with the globes supplied |
| Wiring | Parallel |
| Installation | Ground — surface mounted, base plate fixed to concrete, not below ground level |
| Maintenance | Regular cleaning required — tea staining is not covered by warranty |
| Optional accessories | HV1607 spike · HV9507 tri-colour MR16 globe (12V DC) |
| Warranty | 3 Years Replacement |
| Part number | Input voltage | Lamp base | Wattage | Protection class | Lumen output |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HV1606T-BLK-240V | 240V AC | E27 | 9W | Class I — earth required | 700 lm / 720 lm / 740 lm |
| HV1606T-BLK-12V | 12V DC | MR16 | 5W | Class III — no earth | 270 lm / 285 lm / 300 lm |
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