How much energy do you want to save?
Application and installation video
This is how you save.
The Cube series in four design variants

How much energy do you want to save?

With STEINEL, you have the choice when it comes to energy saving. Our lights without motion sensors use energy-efficient LEDs and provide you with full manual control – a solid foundation for energy efficiency. Want to save more? Then our lights with twilight switches are a good choice, automatically turning on in darkness and saving up to 50% energy. For the highest savings of up to 95%, we recommend our lights with motion sensors, which only activate when needed. Choose your preference and enjoy the combination of efficiency and convenience with STEINEL.



Application and installation video

See in this video how and where the Cube series is installed and how it can be set and controlled on the product itself, but also conveniently by mobile phone via an app. We also show you a step-by-step installation guide.



This is how you save.

The savings apply in comparison to using a conventional LED light without motion detector with the same power for an average of 10 hours of continuous light a day. In comparison, the STEINEL LED light with motion detector only lights up for an average of 2 hours at night because the light is only switched on when movement is detected.



Digital. Interconnected. Intelligent.

The wall lights refine any facade. They are true gems. And a strong piece of technology. The digital outdoor lights do not just satisfy the highest demands on design. Their inner values are also impressive. For example, the concealed 160° iHF sensor which, with a reach of 5 m, is tuned only to human movement patterns. All other movements, such as cats or leaves in the wind, are professionally ignored. The wall lights illuminate with warm-white light (3000 K) and are available in three design options with various light patterns. With convenient night light function (10 to 50%), elegant soft light start and 4-hour manual override.



The Cube series in four design variants

The Cube series in four design variants

How much energy do you want to save?

With STEINEL, you have the choice when it comes to energy saving. Our lights without motion sensors use energy-efficient LEDs and provide you with full manual control – a solid foundation for energy efficiency. Want to save more? Then our lights with twilight switches are a good choice, automatically turning on in darkness and saving up to 50% energy. For the highest savings of up to 95%, we recommend our lights with motion sensors, which only activate when needed. Choose your preference and enjoy the combination of efficiency and convenience with STEINEL.



Application and installation video

See in this video how and where the Cube series is installed and how it can be set and controlled on the product itself, but also conveniently by mobile phone via an app. We also show you a step-by-step installation guide.



This is how you save.

The savings apply in comparison to using a conventional LED light without motion detector with the same power for an average of 10 hours of continuous light a day. In comparison, the STEINEL LED light with motion detector only lights up for an average of 2 hours at night because the light is only switched on when movement is detected.



Digital. Interconnected. Intelligent.

The wall lights refine any facade. They are true gems. And a strong piece of technology. The digital outdoor lights do not just satisfy the highest demands on design. Their inner values are also impressive. For example, the concealed 160° iHF sensor which, with a reach of 5 m, is tuned only to human movement patterns. All other movements, such as cats or leaves in the wind, are professionally ignored. The wall lights illuminate with warm-white light (3000 K) and are available in three design options with various light patterns. With convenient night light function (10 to 50%), elegant soft light start and 4-hour manual override.



The Cube series in four design variants

The Cube series in four design variants