
Good to Know
What is the difference between the 6W and 18W options?
The 6W version produces a quiet, ambient glow, the right choice for an accent beside a door, at the end of a corridor, or in any position where presence matters more than output. The 18W version delivers a noticeably brighter, more confident wash of light, suited to entrances, driveways, or pathways where the light needs to illuminate a wider area and guide movement more clearly.
Which colour temperature should I choose. Warm White 3000K or Cool White 6000K?
Warm White 3000K gives the dual beams a softer, more welcoming quality that suits residential entrances and garden walls where atmosphere matters. Cool White 6000K produces a sharper, more assertive line of light that works well in contemporary commercial settings, modern facades, or anywhere a crisper architectural effect is preferred.
How does the dual-beam light direction work?
The Sentinel is designed to project two focused beams simultaneously. One angled upward to draw the eye up the wall and one directed downward to illuminate the path or surface below. This dual direction creates a distinctly architectural line of light from a single slim fixture, replacing the need for separate up-lights and down-lights.
Is the Sentinel compatible with a wide range of electrical supplies?
Yes. The Sentinel is rated across a wide voltage range (85–265V), making it compatible with standard residential and commercial electrical supplies in most countries without the need for a converter or voltage regulator. Please confirm compatibility with your local supply and installer before proceeding.
How straightforward is installation and does it need an electrician?
The Sentinel mounts to a standard wall back-box and connects to your existing outdoor electrical supply. It is designed for tool-simple mounting with all fixings included. Connection to mains wiring should always be completed by a qualified electrician to ensure a safe, weatherproof installation.