The 131BL corner bracket is a steel adapter that lets you mount a Sandvik Down wall light on the corner of a wall instead of on a flat façade. It is a U-shaped channel with two angled wings that sit against the masonry, and the luminaire is fixed to its front face. It is made of electro-galvanised steel, powder-coated black (RAL 9005).
Which luminaires it fits
Norlys designed the bracket for four Sandvik Down wall lights: 1740 and 1741, which take a GU10 lamp and throw light downwards at 25°, and 1742 and 5153, with a built-in 8 W LED module and a 36° beam. All four are fixed to their base through two ø4.5 mm holes at 37 × 80 mm spacing. The luminaire is not included — the bracket is bought as a separate accessory for the wall light you choose.
Colour matters when pairing them. On the Norlys data sheets the black versions belong to models 1740 and 1741, while 1742 and 5153 come in aluminium, white and graphite. Bracket 131 is made in the same four colours — aluminium, white, black and graphite — so every wall light can get a bracket in its own finish.
How it is installed
Installation follows the instructions supplied with the bracket. The wings are screwed to the masonry, and the supply cable runs through an oval opening in the front face straight into the wall light's connection box. The instructions call for PH1 and PH2 cross-head screwdrivers and mark the job as one for a licensed electrician, because the luminaire is connected to the mains together with the bracket.
Material and conditions of use
The electroplated zinc layer protects the steel against corrosion, and the powder coat adds the colour and a second barrier against moisture. Norlys marks the bracket as an outdoor accessory, made to stay on a façade through rain and frost together with the luminaire it carries. It is the part to reach for when light should cover two walls of a building from one point, or when a flat stretch of wall leaves no room for the fitting.
