STEINEL LS 300 069247 white outdoor LED floodlight 29.5 W 4000 K without sensor

STEINEL LS 300 069247 is a white outdoor LED floodlight for wall mounting, supplied without a motion sensor. Its rectangular adjustable head combines an aluminium housing with a transparent glass cover. You can direct the light towards a chosen part of the area beside the building rather than being limited to a fixed forward-facing beam.

Switch control, not motion detection

This version does not turn on when somebody moves past it. It is switched on and off using an external switch, making it suitable where you want to decide when the floodlight operates. The integrated LED system provides neutral white light at 4000 K. Total product light output is 2704 lm at 29.5 W. The separately published figure of 2962 lm refers to a 360° measurement, not the total product light output.

There is no separate bulb to choose. The LED source cannot be replaced; at the end of its service life, the complete floodlight is replaced rather than a lamp being unscrewed from a socket.

Aiming the head and checking the space

The head swivels through 80° horizontally and 150° vertically. This lets you aim towards part of a driveway, courtyard or side entrance without moving the wall fixing. The manufacturer also lists terraces and balconies as applications. IP44 provides protection against small solid objects and splashing water, but does not permit immersion.

The unit measures 21.8 cm high, 21.3 cm wide and 18.4 cm deep. Check its projection from the wall and the space needed to adjust the head before choosing the mounting point. White surfaces and straightforward technical lines suit modern façades rather than the decorative appearance of a traditional lantern.

Connection and handling

The supply requirement is 220–240 V, 50–60 Hz, with electrical protection class I. Installation must be carried out professionally. Mounting accessories are included, but a corner wall mount is not. Allow the head to cool before changing its angle, and avoid prolonged direct viewing of the light from less than 0.3 m away.