Assos

As the Assos is a hardwired wall light, you'll need a qualified electrician to install it in compliance with UK Building Regulations Part P. The installation involves direct connection to your mains electrical circuit, which requires certification. The fitting is Class I, so it must be earthed correctly and connected to a suitable wall-mounted junction box or circuit.

The Assos uses integrated LED technology, meaning the LED strip is built into the fitting and cannot be replaced like a traditional bulb. Integrated LEDs have a very long lifespan (typically 25,000–50,000 hours), so they should last many years under normal use. If the LEDs eventually fail, the entire fitting would need replacing, though this is covered under the 2-year manufacturer warranty.

The product specifications don't indicate dimming capability for the Assos LED wall light, so it should be assumed to be non-dimmable. Installing it on a dimmer circuit could damage the integrated LED driver or cause flickering. If you require dimmable wall lighting, you'll need to choose a different fitting that explicitly states dimming compatibility.

The Assos measures 700mm in height and 72mm in width, creating a sleek vertical line of light. The depth (projection from the wall) isn't specified in the technical details, but as a surface-mounted linear fitting with integrated LEDs and plexiglass diffuser, you should allow approximately 30–50mm for typical fittings of this style. If precise projection is critical for your space, contact the supplier for confirmation.

No, the Assos has an IP20 rating, which means it's not protected against moisture and is only suitable for dry indoor locations. Bathrooms require a minimum of IP44 (or IP65 in shower zones) depending on the zone, so this fitting is not compliant for bathroom use. It's ideal for hallways, living rooms, bedrooms, and other interior spaces away from water exposure.

The specifications provided don't include the colour temperature (CCT) or lumen output for the Assos. Integrated LED wall lights of this type typically offer warm white (3000K) light suitable for ambient lighting in residential settings. For exact brightness and colour specifications, you'll need to check with the supplier or refer to the manufacturer's detailed documentation before purchasing if this is critical to your project.