In-Lite BIG CUBID 12V Wall Light

In-Lite BIG CUBID 12V Wall Light

BIG CUBID keeps the clean cube form of CUBID but adds greater output and a tighter beam for stronger architectural emphasis. It suits taller walls, entrances and features that need more presence after dark.

The fitting is part of the In-Lite 12V system and is available in finishes that coordinate with the wider ACE, LIV and compact wall-light families.

The light effect on the wall

The narrower 36-degree downward beam creates a more defined cone than CUBID or WEDGE, making the wall texture and the area below the fitting more deliberate.

Wall texture, mounting height and nearby surfaces all change the result. Hold a temporary light at the proposed position after dark before drilling every fixing point.

Where it works best

Use BIG CUBID where a compact square fitting is desired but the mounting height or feature scale calls for more useful reach.

Keep the fitting out of door swings and likely impact zones, and avoid mounting where irrigation or roof run-off will pour directly over it.

Installation and cable planning

Plan the system-cable route before finishing the wall or paving. The supplied EASY-LOCK connects the fitting to genuine In-Lite system cable. Use an accessible junction position and follow the current mounting template.

Verified technical information

• Light effect: focused downward accent
• Colour temperature: 3000K warm white
• Beam angle: 36°
• Transformer load: 2 VA
• Supply: In-Lite 12V low-voltage system
• Protection: IP55
• Material: coated aluminium
• Expected LED life: 25,000 hours
• Manufacturer guarantee: 5 years when correctly installed as an In-Lite system

Choosing between similar In-Lite wall lights

Choose BIG CUBID for a focused square-bodied accent. CUBID is gentler and lower powered; ACE DOWN is larger with a much broader, stronger wash.

Browse all In-Lite wall and ceiling lights or contact us with a wall photograph, dimensions and intended effect for practical help comparing the options.

Plan the complete In-Lite circuit

Add 2 VA for every fitting when sizing the transformer. Total the VA load on the whole route and leave sensible spare capacity for later additions.