The 149GA corner bracket is a NORLYS steel adapter that lets you mount a Mandal UP/DOWN wall light on an external building corner instead of a flat wall. It is a U-shaped profile with two folded-out wings that rest against both walls of the corner, and the luminaire is screwed to its front face. The 149GA version comes in the hot-dip galvanised colour finish.
Which luminaires it fits
The manufacturer's card names two Mandal wall lights for this bracket: 1370 and 1371. Both shine up and down at the same time and run on GU10 LED lamps. According to the family table on norlys.com, the 1370 comes with GU10 LED lamps (7.8 W, 500 lm, 2700 K, dimmable), while the 1371 is sold without lamps and takes two GU10 lamps of up to 4 W each. Both wall lights are made in a hot-dip galvanised version among others, so the 149GA bracket can be matched to a luminaire in the same finish. The wall light is not included — the bracket is a separate accessory. The 1371 card likewise lists the 149XX0009 corner bracket among the accessories sold separately.
How it is installed
It is fitted according to the instructions supplied with the product. The wings have holes for screwing the bracket to the masonry, and the front face has two holes for the luminaire and a rectangular opening through which the supply cable runs into the wall light. The bracket has no electrical parts; the connection is made inside the luminaire itself, following its own instructions.
Material
According to the card, the bracket is made of electro-galvanised, powder-coated steel. The zinc layer protects the steel against corrosion and the powder coat adds a second barrier against moisture, which matters for a part that stays on the facade all year round together with the wall light. Besides the 149GA, the manufacturer makes the bracket in black RAL 9005 (149BL), and other colours from the Colors Template range are available to order.