The Lillehammer 2261CB is an outdoor wall light shaped as a rectangular box of cast aluminium, powder-coated in copper brown. It lights up and down at once: two 60° beams leave the top and bottom faces of the body and draw two symmetrical stripes of light on the wall.
Size and wall mounting
The fitting is 18.5 cm high and 8 cm wide and projects 11 cm from the wall. It is fixed through two ø5 mm holes spaced 45 × 130 mm — worth planning before drilling if cables run in the wall or a mortar joint falls there.
The terminals take conductors up to 5 × 1.5 mm², and the round cable can be 7–10.5 mm in diameter. The light can be looped through, so several on one facade run from a single supply line. The maker states how many of these one circuit breaker can carry: 46 on B 10A, 74 on B 16A or C 10A, and 119 on C 16A. It is protection class I, so it must be connected to the protective earth.
What light it gives
The source is a built-in LED module supplied with the fitting, so there is no bulb to buy. 2700 K is warm, slightly yellowish light, with a colour rendering of Ra 80. The module produces 1008 lm, but 207 lm leaves the fitting at a 7.6 W draw, half of it upwards. The Lillehammer therefore picks out the band of wall around it rather than lighting a whole driveway or garden.
Brightness is controlled via DALI2, i.e. over the DALI bus — dimming needs a DALI controller, and the lights on a facade can be joined into one programmed group. The maker calculated the photometric data for a mounting height of 2.5 m.
Build and servicing
The diffusers are clear safety glass, the body is sealed with a silicone gasket and the cable enters through an EPDM gland. IP65 allows mounting on an unsheltered facade, and impact resistance is IK08. The LED module and driver are replaced by a professional service — the maker keeps a service kit for this light and rates the driver at 50,000 hours.
The maker intends it for lighting walls and facades. The smooth, unornamented form fits a minimalist, Scandinavian style.
