Surface Mounted Wall Luminaires

Surface mounted linear luminaire on an exterior wall at night

Mounted on the Wall.
Meant to Be Seen.

Unlike a recessed fixture, this mounts on the surface — visible, specified as part of the wall’s look, not hidden inside it.

Why this collection?

01Six subcategories, from floodlight to RGBW

02Multiple beam types on one mounting platform

03Aluminum and BETALY® composite construction

04IP65-rated for wet and exposed locations

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Collection Range

Floodlight

A wide, high-output beam built to cover an area, not a point
Specified for façades, loading areas, and open exteriors

Spotlight

A narrower optic than floodlight, on the same mounting body
Directs light at a single subject — signage, artwork, a column
Same hardware, different optic — that’s what changes the fixture’s role

Soft Light

Diffuses output — no defined beam edge
Reads as ambient glow, used for comfort over direction
Specified for entries, patios, and walkways

Wall Washer

Angles a wide, even beam across the wall surface, not outward from it
Lights the wall itself, not the space in front of it
Specified on feature walls and textured façades

Architectural Effects

Designed as part of the visual composition, not only a light source
A sculptural housing, meant to be seen by day as well as at night
Built with BETALY® composite, a material extrusion and die-casting can’t replicate

RGBW

Full-color output on the same surface-mount platform
Specified for seasonal, event, or branded lighting moments
Runs on the same control infrastructure as the rest of the site

Materials

#12 die-cast powder-coated aluminum

Consistent surface appearance
Balances cost, castability, color retention
The standard casting route for most fixtures

Extruded aluminum

Structural alloy, extruded, not cast
High resistance to oxidation
Used for straight, linear profiles

Die-cast aluminum

Casting alloy chosen for strength and detail
Highly resistant to oxidation
Used for more sculpted shapes

BETALY®

Cement-based composite
Strong and durable
Refined stone-like finish

Manufacturing: One Facility, Start to Finish

Every aluminum housing in this collection begins as raw metal, not a finished shape.

Die-casting, step by step

Melting

Aluminum ingots (12# / ADC12-grade alloy) melted in a furnace

Injection

Molten aluminum is injected under high pressure into a hardened steel mold

Cooling

The casting solidifies within seconds under continued pressure

Trimming

Excess flash along the mold seams is removed

Machining

Mounting points and optic seats are CNC-machined to tolerance

Finishing

Sanded, sealed, and powder-coated in the specified color

Testing & Quality Control

Every fixture is tested before it leaves the facility — not sampled, not spot-checked.

Incoming inspection

Raw materials and components are checked before production.

In-process inspection

Fixtures are checked at each production stage.

Final inspection

Every finished unit is inspected before it ships.

In-house lab testing

IP rating test

Confirms dust and water sealing meets its published rating, critical for a fixture recessed into the ground

Thermal shock test

Confirms housings and seals hold under rapid temperature swings

Environmental stress test

Simulates long-term outdoor exposure in temperature and humidity chambers

Optics testing

Confirms beam angle and output match spec

Materials & product testing

Verifies component strength and finish durability

Electrical safety test

Confirms wiring and insulation meet safety requirements

What sets us apart

Vertical Integration

Running the full process in-house — tooling, casting, machining, electronics, and finishing — rather than distributing it across outside subcontractors delivers three concrete advantages:

Get Specification Support

Machined flange, reamed bolt holes, and a seated gasket — tolerance and finish quality visible in a single frame.

Cutting our own tooling in-house means no waiting on an outside toolmaker between order and first unit.

Hundreds of housings from one mold — dimensional repeatability is what holds a spec to the five-hundredth unit.

Linear, round, sconce, and cube surface mounted fixture profiles

Dimensions & Shapes

Compact square and round housings for standard floodlight and spotlight models
Elongated, linear profiles for wall washer models covering longer runs
Irregular, sculptural forms within Architectural Effects
Exact dimensions vary by model — confirm on the spec sheet

Finish Options

Anthracite Gray Matt

Light Gray Matt

White Matt

Bronze

Antique Gray Matt

Sand Matt

Black Matt

Corten Matt

Blue Matt

Green Matt

White

Green

Corten

Grey

Black

Sand

Sanded Silver Gray

Sanded Bronze

Sanded Dark Gray

Sanded Black

Dimming Options

0–10V

0–10V — smooth analog dimming for commercial-scale installs

PWM

Flicker-free dimming, used broadly across the collection

DALI

Addressable control, standard for zoned commercial sites

DMX (RGBW)

Full color and intensity control for show and seasonal scenes

Beam Angles

Same hardware, different optic — that’s what changes the fixture’s role.

Flood

Wide, high-output, built for area coverage.

Spot

Narrow and directional, built to highlight a subject.

Wash

Wide, angled across a surface rather than outward.

Diffused (Soft Light)

No defined edge, an ambient glow.

Installation Environments

Building façades and entries

Floodlight and spotlight models.

Feature and textured walls

Wall washer models.

Patios, terraces, and walkways

Soft light, for ambient comfort.

Signature architectural moments

Architectural Effects.

Wet and exposed exteriors

IP65-rated throughout

Questions & Answers

Floodlight models throw a wide, high-output beam built to cover an area — façades, loading areas, and open exteriors. Wall washer models use a wider, angled optic on the same mounting body to graze light across a full surface rather than light one defined area.

Soft Light diffuses output with no defined beam edge, reading as an ambient glow rather than a directed beam. It’s specified for entries, patios, and walkways where comfort and atmosphere matter more than a defined beam.

BETALY® is a cement-based composite with a strong, durable, refined stone-like finish. It’s used on Architectural Effects because it allows the irregular, sculptural forms that die-cast or extruded aluminum can’t produce as economically.

Yes. The collection is IP65-rated for wet and exposed locations and built for continuous outdoor installation on façades, walls, and exterior surfaces.

Yes. The collection supports 0–10V, PWM, and DALI dimming, plus DMX for full RGBW color and intensity control on show and seasonal scenes.

Spotlight uses a narrower optic on the standard mounting body to direct light at a single subject — signage, artwork, a column. Architectural Effects uses irregular, sculptural BETALY® forms designed as a visual moment in their own right, not just a light source.

Output typically ranges from 16W to 40W across floodlight and spotlight models, with LED throughout and CRI 80 as standard.

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