Vonkajšie nástenné svietidlo Schwaiger LED220 011

The SCHWAIGER LED220 011 is a compact outdoor wall lamp in black plastic designed for battery operation. It uses a PIR motion sensor to detect movement within a 130° angle and up to 9 metres, and switches on automatically after dusk. The light provides a luminous flux of 400 lumens and features two separately adjustable lamp heads for individual illumination. Typical installation is on an exterior wall where a mains connection is not required.

Advantages

The sensor lamp combines motion and light intensity detection so it only activates when needed, reducing battery use. Battery power allows flexible placement without wiring. Two independently adjustable lamps enable targeted lighting of entrances, pathways or specific outdoor areas. The housing is made of durable plastic suitable for outdoor conditions.

Suitable for

• Illuminating entrances and porches
• Lighting pathways and driveways
• Enhancing outdoor security and visibility
• Temporary or retrofit outdoor installations without mains wiring

Key specifications

• Brand: SCHWAIGER
• Model: LED220 011 (MPN: LED220 011, EAN: 4004005017694)
• Light output: 400 lumens
• Sensor type: PIR motion sensor with light intensity detection
• Detection angle: 130°
• Detection distance: up to 9 m
• Operating voltage: 1.5 V (battery powered)
• Adjustable on-time: 10–30 seconds (default 10 s)
• Material: plastic
• Dimensions: 220 mm (width) x 170 mm (depth) x 170 mm (height)

How to use

Mount the lamp on a suitable exterior wall at the desired height following local mounting instructions and ensure the sensor has an unobstructed view of the monitored area. Insert the required 1.5 V battery/batteries, set the on-time between 10 and 30 seconds if adjustment is needed, and check the sensor operation after dusk. Aim and adjust each lamp head independently to illuminate the intended zones.

Recommendations

For reliable detection and longer battery life, install the sensor lamp at a height and angle that match typical movement patterns (e.g., 1.8–2.5 m for walkways) and avoid direct exposure of the sensor to strong light sources. Regularly check seals and housing for weather damage and replace batteries before performance degrades.