The Pathos 316 Path Light is a high‑quality outdoor lighting unit designed to deliver durable, efficient illumination in a wide range of external environments. Constructed from 316 marine‑grade stainless steel, the unit is specifically engineered to resist corrosion, making it particularly suitable for coastal, urban and high‑exposure installations.

The design features a clean, cylindrical profile with a layered diffuser system, ensuring even light distribution and a reduced glare output. This allows the fitting to create safe, well‑defined pathways while maintaining a contemporary aesthetic suitable for both public‑realm and residential settings. The light is compatible with ES/E27 lamps (up to 20 W), enabling flexible lamp selection including energy‑efficient LED options.

Available in 0.6 m and 0.8 m height options, the Pathos 316 can be specified to suit different applications and visibility requirements. The fitting includes an adjustable mounting base plate, allowing installation on uneven surfaces without additional spacers. This improves installation efficiency and ensures a precise, level finish even on challenging ground conditions.

Two operational variants are available:

• Standard version – manually controlled via external switching
• Photocell (dusk‑to‑dawn) version – incorporates an integrated light sensor that automatically switches the unit on at dusk and off at dawn

The integrated photocell option enhances energy efficiency and eliminates the need for external timers or manual control, making it particularly suitable for security‑sensitive or unattended environments. It also contributes to safer pathways and access points by ensuring consistent illumination during low‑light conditions.

With an IP44 rating, the Pathos 316 is suitable for outdoor use, providing protection against water ingress and solid particles. The combination of stainless steel construction and polycarbonate lens ensures long‑term performance with minimal maintenance, requiring only periodic cleaning to maintain appearance, especially in coastal or polluted environments.

Typical applications include pathways, public walkways, driveways, car parks, landscaped areas, education campuses and commercial developments, where both durability and visual quality are key considerations.