Square Aluminum Wall Light 30 x 10 cm LED 15W, Also 10 x 8 and 20 x 10 cm, Warm or Cool White, 0,3 kg, CE, Hardwired | Sansoti

Three sizes, all flush against the wall

For a wall light, its overall dimensions determine whether it works in the spot you have in mind, and the measurements here are clear: 10 × 8 cm at 5 or 7 W, 20 × 10 cm at 10 W, and 30 × 10 cm at 15 W. The largest version, 30 cm wide, is the choice if you want to fill a wall rather than mark a single spot. Both the housing and shade are made of aluminum, the fixture weighs 0.3 kg, and the LED is integrated, so there is no visible socket. Choose warm or cool white light, hardwired to 110-120 V or 220-240 V, CE certified.

Specifications to help you choose

• Width of 10, 20, or 30 cm: exact overall dimensions, so you can mark out the wall before you buy.
• Height of 8 or 10 cm: the smallest version is about the size of a light switch.
• Power of 5, 7, 10, or 15 W: matched to the size; 15 W is for the 30 × 10 cm version.
• 500 lumens at 5 W: a measurable light output rather than a vague description.
• Aluminum housing and shade: all metal, with no plastic shade that yellows from LED heat.
• Weight: 0.3 kg: lightweight fixture, with packaging measuring 11 × 11 × 11 cm.
• Warm or cool white: specified for each version, so choose the light color in advance.
• Hardwired, CE certified: 110-120 V or 220-240 V, for the living room, bedroom, hallway, and office.

The right size for each room

In a hallway or stairwell, 10 × 8 cm is often enough: the light then serves as a point of reference and can stay small. On a long living room wall, that size can disappear, so 20 or 30 cm is needed to stay in proportion with the wall and with furniture such as a two-seat sofa. Because all versions sit flush against the wall, you can also use them beside a door frame or in a narrow passage without having to maneuver around them. A good rule of thumb: keep the light's width under one third of the width of the furniture or door it accompanies. It is connected directly to the mains, so decide on the position and cable route before drilling.