A PIR wall light that combines motion sensing with a finish choice

KSR Luso II GU10 Up & Down PIR Wall Light combines the stainless steel and black finish versions of the current PIR-controlled Luso II up and down wall light on one page. This is the right combined structure because the function stays the same across both SKUs. Customers are not deciding between different sensor types or different light formats. They are choosing between two finishes of the same PIR up and down wall light.

Both variants use two GU10 lamp holders rated up to 35W each and are supplied without lamps. That keeps the fitting flexible because customers can choose the beam angle, colour temperature and brightness that suit the installation. KSR also confirms suitability for retrofit GU10 LED lamps, which makes the product useful for current LED projects while preserving the serviceability and future replaceability of the light source.

Why the PIR feature is the main product story

The key reason this combined page exists as a separate product from the standard up and down wall light is the PIR sensor. KSR confirms adjustable PIR settings for time, sensitivity and lux level together with a 110 degree detection angle and a time range from 12 seconds to 4 minutes. That gives the fitting practical day-to-day value around doors, porches, side returns and garden access points where light should respond automatically to movement.

The benefit of this format is that it gives the property a more considered architectural wall light appearance than a plain security fitting while still providing the automatic switching behaviour many exterior positions need. That is the real buying distinction. The finish then becomes the variant choice within that format.

What remains the same across both finishes

KSR specifies both finish options with the same compact dimensions at 226mm overall height, 60mm body width and 110mm projection, with a backplate around 164mm by 40mm. Both variants use clear glass lenses, both are rated IP44 and both are suitable for internal or external applications. Both also sit within the same 304 stainless steel-bodied Luso II family.

The stainless steel finish gives a brighter metallic accent that can coordinate well with visible metal door hardware and modern façades. The black finish gives a quieter appearance and often works better on darker joinery and more contemporary elevations where the lit effect rather than the fitting body should take visual priority.

Where this combined page fits best

This combined Luso II PIR wall light page suits front doors, porches, side access routes, patios and exterior paths where automatic motion activation is useful but a cleaner up and down wall light effect is still wanted. It also works well on projects already using the wider Luso II family where visual consistency matters across different fittings.

KSR notes that the 304 stainless steel Luso II versions are not suitable for high saline areas, so exposed coastal locations should use more suitable marine-grade alternatives. For inland exterior and interior applications, both finish choices remain practical and easy to specify.

A cleaner customer journey for a finish-led PIR choice

Combining KSR13117 and KSR13115 into one page is the right catalogue move because the product function, dimensions and installation role stay the same. The finish is the real option choice. A single combined page keeps the buying journey cleaner, avoids duplicate content and makes it easier for customers to compare stainless steel and black without thinking they are different PIR wall light products.

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