NORLYS Sandvik 5152WH white outdoor LED wall light, 16 W 4000 K

NORLYS Sandvik 5152WH is a white outdoor wall light with upward and downward light distribution. Its rectangular body is made from powder-coated cast aluminium in RAL 9003, with clear safety glass covering the light openings. The straight-sided shape, without decorative arms, suits modern, modernist and minimalist façades.

Light above and below the fitting

Two integrated 8 W LED modules produce opposing beams with a 36° angle. This distribution highlights the wall above and below the fitting, so both directions should be considered when deciding where to position it. The complete luminaire delivers 1350 lm at a total power of 16 W. Its 4000 K colour temperature is neutral white. When combining it with other exterior lighting, compare their light colour as well as their housing finish, particularly where the beams will be seen together.

Check the wall space before installation

The body measures 21 cm high, 8 cm wide and 11 cm deep. Compare these dimensions with the available space beside a door, window or corner, and leave room for any opening door or window to move freely. This is a wall-mounted fitting, not a garden bollard. IP65 protection supports outdoor installation, while the stated impact resistance is IK08. Suitable locations include house façades and walls beside terraces, balconies or gazebos, as well as exterior areas of hotels and restaurants.

Dimming and LED servicing

Sandvik operates at 220–240 V and requires the protective-earth connection specified for a Class I fitting. It supports trailing-edge and leading-edge phase dimming; a compatible dimmer should be selected with the installer. There are no conventional screw-in bulbs to choose for this model. The LED modules are integrated, and replacement is a task for a qualified service professional.

For corner installation, the manufacturer offers the separately sold 148XX0009 corner bracket. A qualified electrician should follow the installation instructions and preserve the seal around the cable entry. Any cracked protective glass must be replaced rather than covered over or left in service.