Lucide HUPS IR black outdoor LED wall light 10 W with motion and day/night sensor 22864/10/30

Lucide HUPS IR 22864/10/30 is an oval outdoor wall light with a black synthetic body and an opal diffuser. A motion sensor sits below the illuminated panel, while a day/night sensor adds ambient-light detection. This is a mains-powered fitting, not a solar light or a rechargeable lamp.

Warm light with the LED already included

The integrated 10 W LED supplies 950 lumens at 3000 K, giving warm-white light. Its opal cover and diffuse light distribution distinguish it from a spotlight aimed at one small area. It is suited to wall lighting beside an entrance or a terrace door where light is needed around the fitting rather than as a narrow beam directed towards a distant feature.

There is no separate E27 or GU10 bulb to select: the light source is built into the fitting. Lucide also lists the driver as included. Neither the fitting nor its light source is dimmable, so a wall dimmer should not be part of the planned brightness control.

Motion detection and outdoor installation

HUPS IR combines motion detection with a day/night sensor. Choose its position with the approach to the door and the surrounding area in mind, rather than judging the mounting point only by appearance. Lucide describes use by doors and on patios. The same wall-mounted format can also be used on a balcony with a suitable mounting wall.

IP54 provides dust protection and protection against splashing water; it does not indicate suitability for immersion. Connection to the 230 V supply should be carried out by a qualified electrician following the installation manual, with the power isolated during the work.

A shallow oval outline

The body is 21.2 cm high and 11.9 cm wide, with a depth of approximately 4.5 cm. Compare these measurements with the available wall space beside the door frame before ordering. A matt black border surrounds the pale diffuser, without projecting arms or decorative grilles. The restrained outline gives it a modern character while keeping the contrast between the housing and luminous panel clearly visible.