Automatic Lighting with a PIR Sensor
The Forum Lighting Cano brings motion activation to your outdoor lighting, automatically switching on when its integrated PIR sensor detects movement. It's particularly useful around entrances, pathways, and other areas where you want light to come on as someone approaches.
Detects Movement Up to 8 Metres Away
With a maximum detection distance of 8 metres, the PIR sensor can respond to movement before someone reaches the fitting itself. As well as providing convenient illumination when you're arriving home after dark, automatic activation can help make unexpected movement around the property more noticeable.
Integrated 8W LED
The Cano has an 8W LED built directly into the fitting, so there's no separate bulb to purchase. It produces 400 lumens, providing practical illumination while maintaining efficient energy consumption.
Neutral White 4000K Illumination
A 4000K colour temperature produces a clear, neutral white light that's well suited to functional outdoor areas. It provides good visibility around entrances, paths, and other frequently used spaces after dark.
Durable Round Bulkhead Design
The round shape gives the Cano the practical simplicity of a traditional bulkhead light, while its black finish keeps the appearance clean and contemporary. Made from corrosion-resistant polycarbonate, it's designed to withstand regular exterior use.
IP54 Rated for Outdoor Use
With an IP54 rating, the Cano is protected against limited dust ingress and splashing water, making it suitable for installation in appropriately positioned outdoor locations.
5-Year Warranty
The Forum Lighting Cano LED bulkhead outdoor wall light comes with a 5-year warranty for added confidence.
Add Motion-Activated Light Around Your Home
Illuminate entrances, pathways, and other exterior areas automatically with the Forum Lighting Cano. Its integrated PIR sensor, 8W LED, and durable bulkhead design provide practical everyday lighting without the need to leave the fitting permanently switched on. Order yours from Plumbworld today.
