Onda throws light up the wall and down it at the same time, through a curved wave-shaped body. The result is two soft beams and a band of shadow between them — architectural lighting that gives a flat facade some depth after dark.

Why people choose Onda

• Up and down in one fixture. One junction box, two beams. You get the layered wall-wash effect without installing two separate sconces and hoping they line up.
• Die-cast aluminum and real glass. Not painted plastic. The cast body resists rust and the thickened clear glass shade protects the LED without dulling the beam.
• 2, 4 or 6 light configurations. 6W, 12W or 18W — pick the output to match the wall, from a narrow side entrance to a wide villa facade.
• Warm 3000K or cool 6000K. Warm for residential entries and courtyards, cool for a crisper modern or commercial look.

Where it works

Covered doorways, porches under an eave, courtyard corridors, garage entrances, balcony walls and villa facades.

Specifications

• Ingress protection: IP54 — splash resistant, built for covered and semi-outdoor positions such as porches, eaves and corridors rather than fully exposed walls
• Power: 6W (2-light) / 12W (4-light) / 18W (6-light)
• Voltage: 85–265V, hardwired
• Color temperature: warm white 3000K or white 6000K
• Light source: integrated LED, up and down projection
• Body: die-cast aluminum · Shade: clear glass · Finish: black
• Mounting: wall mount
• Coverage: approx. 32–54 sq ft

Sizes and weights

• 2-light and 4-light — 6.30 in W x 7.87 in D x 2.36 in H, 0.99 lb
• 6-light — 6.50 in W x 8.27 in D x 2.56 in H, 1.21 lb

Hardwired fixture — we recommend installation by a licensed electrician. Care: switch off the power and wipe clean with a dry cloth.