Wall washer · Model B01
LX-XT-001 LED Wall Washer
A metre-class linear wall washer in six variants. All its values are consolidated on this page.
Specifications
| Model | LX-XT-001a / b / c / d / e / f |
|---|---|
| Maximum power by variant | 36W / 24W / 18W / 36W / 24W / 18W |
| Drive current | 300mA |
| Input voltage | DC24V / AC90~265V |
| Power efficiency | >90% |
| Dimension | L1000mm × H77 × W126 |
| Lengths | 600mm-1000mm; custom lengths available on request |
| Weight | 4 kg |
| Material | Aluminum, tempered glass |
| Housing colour | Silver / black |
| Protection grade | IP65 |
| Light source | CREE / EDISON |
| LED arrangement by variant | 12R12G12B / 8R8G8B / 6R6G6B / 36 pcs LED / 24 pcs LED / 12 pcs LED |
| Beam angle | 10° / 15° / 25° / 45° / 60° / 120° |
| Projection distance | 20M / 15M / 12M / 8M / 6M / 3M, by variant |
| Colour temperature | Warm white (2700~3500K) / pure white (5000~6500K) / cool white (6500~9000K); RGB variants per the arrangement row |
| Controller | DMX512 control; on-off control |
Six variants, two colour systems
The a-f variant structure splits two ways. The RGB variants arrange their LEDs in red-green-blue groups (12R12G12B, 8R8G8B, 6R6G6B) for colour washing under DMX512 control, while the single-colour variants carry 36, 24 or 12 LEDs in three white temperature bands — warm white at 2700~3500K, pure white at 5000~6500K and cool white at 6500~9000K. Power follows the same ladder in both systems: 36W at the top, then 24W, then 18W. Projection distance is variant-dependent, running from 20M down to 3M, so the variant letter is a design decision about facade height and setback, not a free upgrade.
Lengths and installation
The headline dimension is the 1000mm body, and lengths run from 600mm to 1000mm, with custom lengths available on request. A continuous facade run is built by butting sections together, so total run length, section length and the number of sections all belong in the inquiry. The housing is aluminum with tempered glass, in silver or black, rated IP65 for outdoor facade positions.
Confirm before ordering
Confirm the variant letter, the length and the beam angle for your facade, since projection distance changes with the variant. Confirm the minimum order quantity and the lead time for the exact configuration before you place an order. Certificates available upon request.
Matching variant to facade, worked through
Take a three-storey commercial facade, roughly nine metres of lit height, with the washers at the pavement edge. The projection ladder (3M to 20M by variant) makes the candidates the variants at 12M and 15M: enough reach to finish the wall with margin for the setback, without the overreach of the 20M variant burning the base. Now take the sign band above the shopfront on the same building: two metres of height, lit from a canopy a short distance out. That is the 3M variant's work, at a wide angle. Two washer jobs on one facade, two different variants — which is why the variant letter, not just the model name, belongs in the quotation.
Colour systems in practice
The RGB variants (12R12G12B, 8R8G8B, 6R6G6B arrangements) exist for facades that perform: retail, hospitality, civic buildings on event nights. Their natural control is DMX512. The single-colour variants in the three white bands serve facades that identify: a headquarters in a steady warm white, a gallery in a neutral pure white. Specifying an RGB variant for a building that will run warm white for a decade buys channels that will never be used and a controller that will never be programmed; specifying white for a building whose tenants will ask for event colour buys a refit. The page's structure — both systems inside one family — lets the same elevation mix the two deliberately: white for the tower, RGB for the podium.
Run planning
A washed facade is built from sections, and the lengths (600mm-1000mm, with custom lengths available on request) are the planning unit. Count the elevation in sections early: section joints want to land on architectural joints — pilasters, panel breaks, window rhythm — and the custom-length option exists for the elevation that does not divide cleanly. Corners deserve a decision of their own: wrap the wash around with a corner section, or stop the run at the corner and let the return elevation start its own run. Either reads deliberately; an accidental half-lit corner reads as a mistake.