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Collingwood WL77WCC Caddy 9W/12W/16W CCT Selectable IP65 White LED Bulkhead

Collingwood WL77WCC Caddy 9W/12W/16W CCT Selectable IP65 White LED Bulkhead

SKU WL77WCC
£13.40 - £13.40
£13.40 inc VAT £11.17 exc VAT
£13.40 - £13.40
£13.40 inc VAT £11.17 exc VAT inc VAT £11.17 exc VAT

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Description

The Collingwood WL77WCC Caddy is a white LED bulkhead that can be configured for the job in front of you. Select 9W, 12W or 16W for the required output, then choose 3000K, 4000K or 6500K for the appearance of the light. That combination makes it useful when the same style of fitting is needed across corridors, entrances, stairwells, utility areas or external access routes, but each location calls for a different lighting effect. 

The Caddy has a broad 120° beam and produces up to 2,080 lumens at its 16W, 4000K or 6500K settings. At 9W and 3000K, it produces 1,125 lumens. Collingwood’s short product table rounds the overall range to 1,150–2,080lm, while its detailed photometric table gives 1,125lm for that lowest setting. The setting-by-setting figures below are the more useful ones for choosing and specifying the light.

Behind the diffuser, Collingwood provides a hinged gear tray, making the internal components easier to access during fitting. The Caddy also has four-way conduit entry points and BESA mounting provision, plus an anti-tamper mechanism built into the diffuser. Collingwood’s product sheet lists push-fit terminals with loop-in/loop-out wiring. These are practical details when several bulkheads are being installed along a corridor or across a building.

FAQ's

What is WL77WCC used for?
It is a configurable LED bulkhead for a suitable wall or ceiling installation. Its IP65 and IK10 ratings make it relevant to entrances, corridors and external access areas where the lighting design calls for a robust fitting.

Is this one 16W light or three separate wattage versions?
It is one fitting with selectable 9W, 12W and 16W settings. The installer chooses the output appropriate to the location.

Can I change the light between warm and daylight white?
Yes. Choose 3000K warm white, 4000K neutral white or 6500K daylight white. Wattage and colour temperature are two separate selections.

What are the lumens at 9W?
Collingwood’s detailed table lists 1,125lm at 3000K and 1,150lm at 4000K or 6500K. This is why a single “9W lumen” figure does not describe every colour setting.

What is the brightest WL77WCC setting?
The highest listed output is 2,080lm at 16W, using either 4000K or 6500K. At 16W/3000K, Collingwood lists 2,040lm.

Why does the short product listing say 1,150–2,080 lumens?
That is Collingwood’s summary range. Its detailed photometric table additionally lists 1,125lm at 9W/3000K. Use the detailed value for that precise combination when planning light levels.