Luces Exclusivas PASCO LED outdoor wall light LE73669, rust colour, 3000 K

PASCO LE73669 by Luces Exclusivas is a compact outdoor wall light with a square front and rounded corners. Its rust-brown frame surrounds a white panel that appears warmly illuminated in the manufacturer's switched-on photograph. The construction combines aluminium and plastic; rust is the colour of this version, not a description of the metal itself.

A small square with a shallow profile

The fitting measures 12.5 cm in both height and width, with a depth of 3.8 cm. When choosing a position, compare these measurements with the available wall area and the space in front of it. There is no long projecting arm or extended shade in the visible design: the frame and broad front panel define its outline.

The brown border remains visible when the light is off. This matters on a facade where the fitting will be part of the daytime view as well as the evening lighting. A rust-coloured frame creates a different contrast against render from a black or white version, so consider the actual wall finish when choosing between variants.

An included, integrated LED source

The light comes with an integrated 5 W LED source rated at 3000 K. There is no separate screw-base bulb to select. The manufacturer specifies 367 lm for the source; this describes the quantity of light rather than a guaranteed reach or illuminated area. The warm colour temperature belongs to this particular version, and the fitting is designed for a 230 V supply.

Choosing an outdoor wall position

The stated outdoor use and IP54 rating support placement on a facade, terrace or balcony wall, or a masonry boundary with a suitable electrical supply. IP54 indicates protection against dust and splashing water, not immersion. The uncluttered geometry and absence of ornament give PASCO a modern, minimalist character rather than a lantern-like silhouette. If planning several lighting points, check article LE73669 throughout the selection to keep the finish and light specification consistent instead of mixing different versions of the family.