Float™Beam

Float™Beam

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1 years

Warranty

50,000hrs

Warranty

120V

Voltage
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Float™Beam

Minimal and precise, Float™ Beam channels light along a single vertical line. The narrow beam glides over the wall surface, revealing texture and depth without glare, evoking the calm strength of modern architectural lighting.

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Product Highlights

1 years

Warranty

50,000hrs

Warranty

120V

Voltage

Specifications

Lumens 210 Lumens
Color Temperature 3000K
CRI 80+
Beam Angle 130 Degree
Wattage 16 W
Voltage 120 V
Waterproof Rating Wet Location
Operating Temp -22°F–122°F
Lifespan 50000 Hrs
Light Source LED
Finish Black
Material Aluminum
Documentation

User Manual(PDF)

Certifications

  • 120V

Float™Beam

Minimal and precise, Float™ Beam channels light along a single vertical line. The narrow beam glides over the wall surface, revealing texture and depth without glare, evoking the calm strength of modern architectural lighting.

FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

My porch is small and I don’t want a blinding floodlight—will this 19" back-lit sconce give me a soft, architectural glow rather than blasting light into my eyes?

Yes. It’s back-lit at ~210 lm (3000K), designed for subtle, eye-friendly ambiance—not area floodlighting.

I have a video doorbell right next to the fixture—since it’s back-lit, will it help avoid harsh glare and lens flare on my camera at night?

Yes. The wall-facing glow reduces direct LED view, minimizing glare and flare in camera shots.

I have two steps at the doorway—will this actually light the tread, or do I still need separate step/path lights?

It’s accent/back-light; keep step/path lights for direct ground illumination.

My house is standard 120V, but the detached garage might be different—does this fixture work on anything besides 120V?

It’s 120V AC only. Not for 220–277V circuits.

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