LED pedestal light Plug & Shine Classic Lantern The Classic Lantern pillar light for use with the Plug & Shine outdoor lighting system combines orientation light and a decorative look. Its cylindrical body and the struts and cover of the lampshade are made of metal with an anthracite black finish. The clear sides of the lantern shade provide a clear view of the LED filament candle with E14 base, which completes the stylish overall appearance of the pedestal light - With an operating voltage of 24 V and water-protected cables, connections and lights, Plug & Shine from Paulmann is a versatile and safe lighting solution for outdoor use. - Transformers with plugs are available via the accessories - Can always be switched on and off via light switch - A controller is required for remote control (see accessories) - Plug & Shine is suitable for integration into Smart Friends for control via the Smart Friends app (for iOS and Android). A ZigBee controller is required for this (see accessories). Plug & Shine can also be integrated into other ZigBee-compatible smart home systems (e.g. for voice control via Amazon Alexa), for which the respective gateway is required - max. cable length power source - light: 50 m - resistant to pool water
AmazonPlug & Shine – Simple. Safe. Do it yourself. SPLASH-PROOF – IP44 protection: suitable for damp rooms or outdoor use COLOUR TEMPERATURE – 3000 Kelvin: warm white light, more neutral than incandescent light, suitable for universal use ENERGY-EFFICIENT – LED light sources consume less electricity than incandescent or halogen light bulbs whilst delivering comparable light output This product is a ‘disassemblable’ product. Disassemblable products are lights that can be taken apart to allow the light source(s) they contain to be inspected separately. It contains a light source in energy efficiency class G.
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