Compact LED Outdoor Wall Light
Compact LED Outdoor Wall Light
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This small wall light comes in two power outputs, 3W or 6W, in the same polycarbonate housing just scaled up for the larger option. Choose warm white for an entrance that wants some coziness or cold white for a path where clarity matters more than mood, and expect the two tones to look distinctly different if mixed along one wall. The polycarbonate body is light enough that it never strains its mounting screws even years into outdoor exposure.
It suits the smaller jobs a bigger fixture would overdo, a step, a side gate, a narrow porch wall, and controls through a standard wall switch rather than a sensor, so it behaves like any other light in the house. The 3W version measures a neat 7 by 8 by 6 cm, while the 6W steps up to 14.5 cm long for a bit more spread across a wider entryway or gate. Both share the same clean, geometric profile, so switching between them by location does not read as mismatched.
It is hardwired for a permanent install and waterproof enough for year-round exterior use on a porch, terrace or garden wall. Vandora offers both wattages under the same design, so the choice comes down to how much of the wall actually needs lighting, not which look you prefer.
- Material: Polycarbonate
- Dimensions: 3W – 7 × 8 × 6 cm (2.8 × 3.1 × 2.4 in), 6W – 14.5 × 8 × 6 cm (5.7 × 3.1 × 2.4 in)
- Light source: 3W or 6W LED, warm white or cold white
- Voltage: 110–240V
- Control: Wall switch
- Mounting: Hardwired, wall mounted
- Use: Porch, entrance, garden, terrace

Frequently Asked Questions
Should I get the 3W or 6W version?
Choose the 3W for a smaller job, such as a step or side gate, since it measures a neat 7 by 8 by 6 cm. Choose the 6W for a wider entryway or gate, where the 14.5 cm length gives a bit more spread.
Does it turn on automatically or do I need a switch?
It controls through a standard wall switch rather than a sensor, so it behaves like any other light in the house rather than switching on by itself.
Warm or cold white, which should I pick?
Choose warm white for an entrance that wants some coziness, or cold white for a path where clarity matters more than mood. Avoid mixing the two tones along the same wall, since they'll look distinctly different side by side.
Will it hold up to being outside year-round?
Yes, it's waterproof enough for year-round exterior use on a porch, terrace or garden wall, and the polycarbonate body stays light enough that it never strains its mounting screws even years into outdoor exposure.
Is it wired in or does it plug in?
It's hardwired for a permanent install, so it needs a proper electrical connection rather than a nearby outlet.