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- Protection Certification: The IP certification indicates the resistance of a light fixture to outdoor conditions. The first digit refers to the degree of protection against solid objects like dust, and the second to water protection.
- IP44: Resistance to the ingress of solid objects over 1mm and low-intensity water ingress. Suitable for covered outdoor areas.
- IP54: Partial protection against dust and resistance to low-intensity water. Suitable for covered outdoor areas and building facades.
- IP55: Partial protection against dust and resistance to water jets with high pressure (e.g., pressure hose). Suitable for outdoor areas exposed to rain and humidity.
- IP64: Provides complete protection from dust, while water with high intensity cannot enter.
- IP65 : Provides complete protection against dust and is resistant to strong water jets. Suitable for outdoor areas with heavy rainfall.
- IP66: Withstands very strong water jets and heavy storms. Suitable for areas directly exposed to rain.
- IP67: Ideal for ground lights that may be covered by water during a heavy rainfall.
- Built-in LED: With integrated LED, no need to change the bulb
- Photocell: Allows the automatic activation of the light fixture when the ambient outdoor lighting decreases at sunset.
- Motion Sensor: Incorporates a sensor that detects movement in the surrounding area and automatically activates the lighting.
- Double Beam: With dual light direction both upwards and downwards.
- Stairway: They are placed near stairs, providing both guiding and decorative lighting.
- Recessed: It is installed inside the wall, so that only its front is visible. Ideal for a discreet effect.
- Waterproof: It has special protection that prevents water from entering its interior. Essential for outdoor areas.
- Vintage: Lighting fixtures with classic or retro design that combine traditional aesthetics with modern technology.
- Warm White: Lighting with a more yellowish hue that creates a warmer, more comfortable, and relaxing atmosphere in the space.
- Natural White: Lighting with a neutral, balanced white hue that is close to daylight.
- Cool White: Bright and clear white lighting with a slight blue tint.
- Adjustable White: Lighting with adjustable color temperature from warm to cool white.
- RGB: Multicolored lighting created from three primary colors: red, green, and blue.
- RGBW: Multicolored lighting created from four basic colors: red, green, blue, and white.
- Atmospheric Lighting (50 - 400 lm): Intensity that creates a warm and relaxing atmosphere. Ideal for decoration, stairs, or garden pathways. Brightness similar to a 25W-40W bulb
- Main Lighting (400 - 1,000 lm): Intensity that provides sufficient light for everyday activities. Ideal for the house entrance or the veranda. Brightness similar to a 60W-75W bulb
- Strong Lighting (1,000 - 2,500 lm): Intensity that illuminates large areas. Ideal for large yards or places that require increased security. Brightness similar to a 100W+ bulb.
- Atmospheric Lighting (50 - 400 lm) 0
- Main Lighting (400 - 1,000 lm) 0
- Strong Lighting (1,000 - 2,500 lm) 0
- Wi-Fi: Connects directly to your home network so you can control the light from your phone, wherever you are.
- Bluetooth: Direct control from your mobile when you are nearby, without network settings.
- Hue Bridge: Unlock all smart features and complete control with the Philips Hue "bridge". Requires the central Bridge
- Zigbee: Stable connection that does not burden your Wi-Fi. Requires a compatible central hub.
- Alexa: Ask Alexa to turn on your outdoor lights with a simple voice command.
- Apple HomeKit: Easily control your lighting via iPhone, iPad, or Mac with Apple HomeKit.
- Google Home: Connect the light fixture to the Google ecosystem to create lighting scenarios and control it easily from anywhere.
