iLC LED Recessed Ceiling Lights, 8W Colour Changing RGB, 3 Inch Spotlights Round Panel Downlights Warm White 2700K, 12 Colours 2 Modes Timing with Remote Control (4 Pack)

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Choose from a range of spotlights, including standard recessed models that fit flush to the ceiling for a space-saving solution, as well as retractable swivel downlights designed to angle the light exactly where you need it. Many of our models also come as doubles or triples for greater light coverage. The choice of colour temperatures available in LED lights – including warm white, cool white and even daylight – tends to depend on the application. Kitchens and bathrooms often look better with cool or daylight colours, whereas bedrooms and dining rooms often benefit from a warm white. Fitting mains voltage and LED recessed downlights Natural white light (4000K): This resembles a cloudless sunny day and is ideal for task lighting. Unlike cool white, natural white has no shades of blue or yellow. If you want a milder version of task lighting that will still help you get your work done, natural white is your best option!

To fit recessed downlights, holes will have to be cut into the ceiling for the spotlight to fit into. They are spring loaded which keeps them in place securely once installed. The lights are also normally wired in via a loop system or connected to a junction box to be controlled by a 1 or 2-gang switch, or a dimmer switch. You can find many types of downlights, each with its own benefits and distinct features. Here are the most common categories: IP20 Fixed LED Downlights Downlights are a popular lighting solution for many modern homes. They’re preferred by many because of their inconspicuous manner of delivering cosy general lighting, unlike a traditional light fixture. Fortunately, you don’t need to look elsewhere because, in this comprehensive guide, you’ll learn the different types of downlights, their features, and the factors to consider when choosing a suitable downlight for your space! Types of LED Downlights

Recessed downlights

This downlight type is also available in different colours, finishes, and sizes, and you can choose between a dimmable and non-dimmable version. Fire Rated Downlights When choosing a downlight, there’s more to it than the aesthetics. There are factors that you must assess to ensure that you’re getting what you need. Some considerations you need to evaluate are the colour temperature, beam angle, energy efficiency and installation. Choosing the Right Colour Temperature Many of our ceiling spotlights come with an LED light source – offering improved energy efficiency, a longer lifespan and a wide choice of colour temperatures compared with traditional bulbs. And LED retrofit lamps are also available for our non-LED spotlights. Since it’s IP20 as well, this downlight type is ideal for indoor use only. So, what is the difference between an IP20 adjustable and an IP20 fixed downlight? This one has an adjustable gimbal! A fixed LED downlight can only produce a steady downward beam. With an adjustable version, you can tilt the gimbal up and down to target the areas you want to highlight.

This type is the most common and most basic among the downlight types. An IP20 Fixed LED downlight is ideal for indoor use, except in the bathroom. While suitable for enclosed spaces, this lighting solution can still be used throughout any area, including the bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen (away from the splash zones), storage room, hallway, and many more! The most significant difference between an IP20 fixed downlight and an IP65 bathroom downlight is that the IP65 downlight is water-resistant. Therefore, you can use it in areas where water is present, including the bathroom’s zone 1. This downlight type comes in an adjustable and fixed option, as well as dimmable and non-dimmable versions. You can also get it in different finishes, colours, and sizes! IP20 Adjustable Downlights LED downlights last for a long time. If you want to guarantee that you get optimal brightness throughout its lifespan, wipe the fixture once in a while to remove dust buildup. Also, consider adding dimmers to further prolong its lifetime! Conclusion Please copy the voucher code, go to the basket and paste it into the voucher code box. To the Cyber Monday Sale

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Choosing the beam angle is really a matter of preference and how you want to use your downlights. However, if you need a simple guide, here’s what you can try. If you have a standard ceiling height (2.4 – 2.7 metres), using a wider beam angle, like 60 degrees and above, is recommended. Using a narrower beam spread with a ceiling height higher than 2.7 metres is better. Energy-Efficiency and Cost Savings

Recessed downlights – also known as ceiling spotlights – are a popular option for every room in the home, due to the range of styles, colours and sizes available. They are especially suited to low ceilings and are commonly found in kitchens, where they can be used as both general ambient lighting or task lighting for cooking and food preparation areas. A fire-rated downlight is designed with an intumescent pad that completely reseals the hole you cut to install your lights and restore your ceiling’s fire integrity. This downlight type can delay the spread of fire, providing everyone inside more time to escape. Buildings and homes with multiple levels are prescribed to use this downlight to further reinforce the property’s safety measures. Cool white light (6000K): It has a crisp bluish tint and is often used for task lighting. It’ll enable you to see the space clearly and keep your concentration at maximum level. The only issue some people have with this is it can be too clinical. Nonetheless, cool white light is perfect if you want this kind of brilliance!To ensure proper installation for optimal results, you can hire an electrician and a lighting designer. However, if you’re tight on budget, draft a plan first and consider all the factors of your downlights. Also, research more so you’ll have enough ideas to bank on. When choosing the colour temperature for your space, think about the activities you do in that room. Warm white is recommended for areas where you relax, like the bedroom and living room. For rooms where you do a lot of tasks, like the home office and kitchen, cool white and natural white light is the best choice! Selecting the Right Beam Angle The only dilemma you’ll face if you decide to get downlights is the multitude of selections to sift through. In addition, you cannot just choose whatever you like. You need to regard some considerations to create the best and most functional lighting system for your home. LED downlights are the best option in terms of efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Unlike traditional lighting, it runs on a lower wattage, can produce better light quality, and lasts longer. In addition, an LED downlight is eco-friendly. It does not contain any harmful chemicals, and since it requires less energy, LED downlights can decrease your carbon footprint and electricity bill.