Light Above and Below the Fitting
The Forum Lighting Islay creates illumination in two directions, casting light both upwards and downwards across your exterior wall. This produces a decorative effect after dark while also providing useful lighting around entrances, patios, pathways, and other areas outside your home.
Automatic PIR Motion Detection
The built-in PIR sensor detects movement using infrared technology and switches the light on automatically. It's outdoor lighting that's particularly useful when arriving home after dark, while the automatic activation can also draw attention to movement around your property.
Up to 6 Metres of Detection
The PIR sensor has a maximum detection distance of 6 metres, allowing the light to respond as someone approaches. An adjustable timer lets you set the illumination period anywhere between 8 seconds and 5 minutes after activation.
Corrosion-Resistant Stainless Steel
Manufactured from stainless steel, the Islay provides the durability needed for regular exterior use. It's corrosion resistant and finished in black, creating a simple contemporary appearance that pairs easily with modern doors, windows, and exterior fittings.
IP44 Rated for Outdoor Use
The IP44 rating provides protection against splashing water, making this wall light suitable for appropriately positioned exterior locations.
Two GU10 Bulb Fittings
Two GU10 reflector bulbs provide the upward and downward illumination, with a maximum wattage of 7W per bulb. As the bulbs are purchased separately, you can select the brightness and colour temperature that best suits your outdoor space.
5-Year Warranty
For added reassurance, the Forum Lighting Islay outdoor wall light with PIR sensor is covered by a 5-year warranty.
Add Motion-Activated Light to Your Exterior
Combine contemporary up and down illumination with the convenience of automatic motion detection. The Forum Lighting Islay offers a practical way to illuminate exterior walls while its black finish keeps the overall look simple and modern. Order yours from Plumbworld today.
