Outdoor light | Grissia

This outdoor tubular post light with a glossy diffuser brings a clean, contemporary tube to the terrace and garden. Protected to IP54, it is surface mounted and takes an E27 bulb up to 60 W for accent lighting.

Which outdoor light should you choose to light a terrace?

This black metal tube gives accent light from an E27 bulb, to be chosen to suit the mood you want. To mark out a terrace or an entrance, a surface mounted outdoor light is often enough.

• E27 socket, bulb not included.
• Maximum power 60 W.
• Surface mounted, no recess needed.
• Size Ø 8 cm x L 12.5 cm.

Where should this surface mounted light go around the house?

It fits on a facade, a low wall, the frame of an entrance or the corner of a garden. For an outdoor terrace light, it is best kept at eye level and used to complement an existing terrace lighting scheme.

• Facade walls, low walls, entrance, garden corner.
• Surface mounted on a solid base.
• Mains supply 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz.
• Several units to punctuate a pathway.

What does the IP54 rating really protect against?

IP54 covers light dust and water splashes, so rain and watering the terrace. It does not withstand immersion or a direct jet, unlike watertight outdoor lights.

• Protection rating IP54, for outdoor use.
• Black metal body, tube shape.
• Voltage AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz.
• CE certified, 5 year warranty.

How do you match this black light with the rest of the exterior?

A black metal light like this one sits well with contemporary facades and dark joinery. Repeated along a wall, this black outdoor light gives the whole scheme a rhythm, and can be compared with the Round black and beige wall light outdoor light.

• Contemporary style, metal material.
• Same family as a wall light or a lantern.
• A single bulb colour across every point.
• See also the black metal lights.

To keep a visual thread from one light to the next, look at the Tube LED terrace wall light outdoor light or the Japanese style frosted glass lantern outdoor light. For mounting heights and bulb colours, the guide Choosing the right lights: a room by room method gives simple reference points.