Decorative Up and Down Illumination
The Forum Lighting Islay uses two light sources to illuminate the wall above and below the fitting. This creates a defined outdoor lighting effect that can add interest to exterior walls while providing useful illumination around entrances, patios, and other frequently used outdoor areas.
PIR Sensor for Automatic Lighting
There's no need to switch the light on manually when approaching after dark. Its integrated PIR sensor detects movement using infrared technology and automatically activates the fitting, adding convenience while also making movement around your property more noticeable.
Adjustable Motion-Activated Lighting
The PIR sensor can detect movement from up to 6 metres away. You can also set the timer to keep the light illuminated for anywhere between 8 seconds and 5 minutes, allowing you to tailor its operation to where it's installed.
Stainless Steel Finish
The stainless steel finish gives the Islay a clean, contemporary appearance that works particularly well alongside modern exterior fixtures and fittings. The stainless steel construction is also corrosion resistant, helping it withstand the demands of outdoor installation.
IP44 Rated for Exterior Use
With an IP44 rating, the Islay is protected against splashing water and can be installed in appropriately positioned outdoor locations.
Uses Two GU10 Bulbs
The fitting takes two GU10 reflector bulbs with a maximum wattage of 7W each. As the bulbs aren't included, you can choose the brightness and colour temperature that best suits the lighting effect you want to achieve.
5-Year Warranty
The Forum Lighting Islay outdoor wall light with PIR sensor comes with a 5-year warranty for added reassurance.
Bring Light and Movement Detection Together
Add automatic illumination and an attractive up and down lighting effect to the outside of your home with the Forum Lighting Islay. Its stainless steel finish, PIR sensor, and adjustable timer make it a practical addition to entrances, patios, and exterior walls. Order yours from Plumbworld today.
