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Pierlite – Tablet Wall Light

June 3, 2024
Pierlite – Tablet Wall Light

The Pierlite Tablet Wall Light is a sturdy and robust architecturally designed exterior wall mounted light for use in residential, domestic and hospitality applications. With rear cable entry and large terminal blocks it is simple and easy to install and available in both direct and indirect lighting options. The Wall Light is made to last with a die-cast aluminium body, frosted glass diffuser and stainless steel screws. It’s backed with a 5 year warranty and has a long lifetime of 50,000hrs.

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Released: February 2024

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