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Draper 66032 Slimline Wallmounted 10W Cob LED Floodlight
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Posted 4 September 2023

Draper 66032 Slimline Wallmounted 10W Cob LED Floodlight

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COB LED floodlight producing 700 lumens of light
Ultra thin housing is made from cast aluminium with a toughened glass lens
Fitted with 300 mm of 3 core cable
Part Number:WMCL10W/B

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COB LED, wall mounted slim bodied flood light. The ultra thin housing is made from cast aluminium with a toughened glass lens and fitted with wall mounting bracket. IP65 specifications suitable for external use. Fitted with 300mm of 3 core cable.

  • Wall mounted slim bodied floodlight
  • Ultra thin housing
  • Made from cast aluminium with a toughened glass lens and fitted with wall mounting bracket
  • IP65 specifications suitable for external use

Manufactured to IP65 Specifications

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Draper is our core range of quality tools, suitable for use by the enthusiast and the tradesperson. The Draper brand covers all department products.

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  1. vonpoop's avatar
    Fitted one today. Internal.
    Solid little box. Decent amount of focused light over a table saw, not too bright, not too dim
    Certainly feels more robust than the similar light it's replacing.
    Nice solder tipped cabling.
    30cm more than enough cord for this sort of thing. Wired to a switch or junction.
    Price of a decent bulb. All good. (edited)
  2. ndtv's avatar
    Blue light?
    Arkz's avatar
    Amazon details are wrong all the time. Looking at the chip I'd say it's 6500k white. Drapers own site don't say anything, probably cause it's just some random cheapo chinese light with the Draper logo printed on. Companies put their names on cheap crap all the time.
  3. Besford's avatar
    300mm of cable - that won't go far!
    Grrrrrrrrrrr's avatar
    I think that the general idea is that you will have fixed wiring to a connection point adjacent to each lamp fitting - rather than run long lengths of flex on exterior walls, etc. I've lost track of the changes to the Wiring Regulations - possibly it is ok to DIY replace an existing exterior light fitting (that goes to such a connection point via three core flex) but not to install that fixed wiring. Clipping flex along a wall being rather frowned on.
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