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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.
A white grill on a white wall is about as close as a recessed fitting gets to invisible. This is the grill-faced 6 W Bata in poly powder coated white — blades across the aperture to keep the LED panel out of direct view, in the finish that reads as part of a rendered or painted elevation rather than an object attached to it.
Recessed at shin or knee height, a plain aperture puts a bright rectangle roughly where an approaching eye lands. The grill breaks that into a band and pushes the light down and across the surface, which is the effect most people are picturing when they specify a brick light in the first place. Nothing else changes: the HV3006T shares the plain HV3005T's body, cut-out, output, IP rating and price.
Havit publishes apertures for the 6 W Bata that the 10 W models do not have: 159 × 58 mm with the canister, 155 × 50 mm without, and 60 mm of installation depth. On a rendered blockwork wall the depth is normally the constraint, so establish it before the render goes on. As always, cut one and test-fit before running a whole elevation.
The 6 W Bata ships with spring clips for plasterboard as well as taking a canister, so a single order code handles an external garden wall and a lined entry ceiling. That is a practical reason to prefer this size when one job spans both conditions.
Both of Havit's documents for this model record Dimmable: No, on 240 V and 12 V alike. The larger grilled model, the 10 W HV3004T, is Triac dimmable on its 240 V code — so the range is not consistent on this point, and it is worth checking the drawing before choosing a wattage.
240 V is Protection Class 1 and requires an earth. 12 V DC is Class 3 and needs none, but it does need a 12 V DC LED driver — Havit's instructions are emphatic that a 12 V fitting must never go directly onto mains. On the low-voltage code, keep it within 25 m of the driver and supply within ±5% of rated voltage or the warranty lapses. Wiring is parallel and the tail is 150 mm.
IP54, IK06, frosted tempered glass, a 120° beam and CRI above 80. The 6 W LED is built in on a replaceable panel — no globe, no socket — and a slide switch selects 3000 K, 4000 K or 5500 K at install for 480, 510 and 540 lumens. Havit asks that powder-coated 316 stainless fittings, this white finish among them, be kept 5 km from salt water.
Lights For You carries the white grilled Bata in both voltages, with the plain-faced HV3005T-WHT as the alternative where the grill is not wanted.
It keeps the LED panel out of a direct line of sight, so the wall gets a soft band of light rather than a bright rectangle. Output, cut-out, IP rating and price are the same as the plain HV3005T.
No — Havit records it as non-dimmable on both supply voltages. The 10 W grilled HV3004T does dim on 240 V, so the range is not consistent here.
159 × 58 mm with the canister or 155 × 50 mm without, and 60 mm of depth. Depth is usually the tighter constraint on rendered block.
Yes. Spring clips for gyprock are supplied along with the masonry canister option.
240 V for a mains circuit with an earth — it is Protection Class 1. 12 V DC for a low-voltage garden run, which needs a 12 V DC LED driver.
No more than 25 m on 12 V, with supply within ±5% of rated voltage; Havit states the warranty is void beyond that.
Havit asks that powder-coated 316 stainless fittings, including this one, be kept 5 km from salt water. Bare stainless is the finish to discuss for an oceanfront site.
| Brand | Havit Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | HV3006T-WHT — in 240V and 12V |
| Type | Outdoor LED brick light — recessed |
| Face | Grill (the plain-faced version is the HV3005T) |
| Finish | Poly powder coated white over a 316 stainless steel face |
| Body | Powder coated die-cast aluminium |
| Diffuser | Frosted tempered glass |
| Installation Type | Wall — recessed; canister, or the supplied clips in gyprock |
| Cut-Out — with canister | 159mm × 58mm |
| Cut-Out — without canister | 155mm × 50mm |
| Installation Depth | 60mm |
| Input Voltage | 240V AC or 12V DC, by order code |
| Wattage | 6W |
| Lumen Output | 480 lm at 3000K / 510 lm at 4000K / 540 lm at 5500K |
| Colour Temperature | TRI Colour: 3000K / 4000K / 5500K — slide switch on the LED panel, preset 3000K |
| Beam Angle | 120° |
| IP Rating | IP54 |
| IK Rating | IK06 |
| Lamp Base | Built-in LED — no globe or socket; the LED panel is replaceable |
| Protection Class | 240V = Class 1, earth required · 12V DC = Class 3, no earth required |
| Dimming | No — not dimmable on either supply voltage |
| Driver | 12V code requires a 12V DC LED driver; the 240V code requires none |
| Cable Length | 150mm |
| Wiring | Parallel |
| CRI | >80 |
| Max Driver Distance | 25m on 12V, supply within ±5% (exceeding this voids the warranty) |
| Warranty | 3-year replacement |
| Order code | Supply | Earth | Driver | Dimming | Colour temp | Lumens |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HV3006T-WHT-240V | 240V AC | required — Class 1 | not required | NO | 3000K / 4000K / 5500K | 480 / 510 / 540 lm |
| HV3006T-WHT-12V | 12V DC | not required — Class 3 | 12V DC LED driver REQUIRED | NO | 3000K / 4000K / 5500K | 480 / 510 / 540 lm |
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