Pedral 18Cm Exterior Wall Light Small

This is the size to choose in a tight position — and it gives exactly the same light. Both Pedral wall lights take the same single E27 to 25 W, so the 180 mm is not the dimmer option. It is the same lantern, smaller:

50 mm less reach and a whole kilogram less weight, for the same output. On a narrow entry, beside a door with a tight architrave, or along a path, that is the version you want.

⚠ It still projects 230 mm, which is more than most wall lights in this catalogue — the Cosca is 170, the Mazal 75. That reach is what a coach lantern is for, but along a path or a passage it is something you can walk into in the dark. Mount it above head height in a circulation route, and check the door swing beside an entry.

So the globe still matters, and no source gave any guidance. One E27 to 25 W, not supplied:

• A decorative LED filament — globe or ST64 — reads as a warm glowing core behind the texture, which is what a coach lantern wants.
• A bare white capsule shows as a hard bright blob.
• Rated for ENCLOSED fittings — it is a sealed lantern, and heat with nowhere to go is what kills LED globes.
• Warm 2700 K. A coach lantern in cool white looks like a security light.

Ask us and we will match one.

And it dims, with the right globe. Our record says “No”; the datasheet and our page both say globe dependent, and they are right. On a lantern with a visible warm core, dimming is the single best thing you can do for how it looks after dark.

IP44 — covered positions, and our page has this right at “Outdoor (Covered Area)”: splashing water from any direction, not driving rain or jets. Under a porch, verandah or deep eave — yes; fully exposed or coastal — no. For those, ask us about the Walsh at IP65 in solid brass or 316 stainless.

Backplate 110 mm on a 180 mm fitting — on a replacement, measure the marks first. Class I — earth required, in aluminium and glass.