10 x Tilt Fire Rated GU10 Downlights, White Bezel

This LED downlight has an adjustable gimbal, allowing you to reposition the trajectory of the light beam by tilting it up or down. The advantage of this downlight type is that you have more flexibility with your lighting design. Also, you’re not immediately pressured to decide where you want to point the beams.

In addition, it’s IP20-rated, which is excellent for indoor applications. You can use it to showcase your art collection, display cabinets, and other distinct elements in the room that you want people entering the space to notice. Oh, before you check out, this is actually a multi-pack of 10, perfect for small to medium-sized renovations or construction projects! 

If you’re fond of a minimalistic aesthetic or just looking for a fixture that goes well with everything, this LED downlight is perfect! It has a simple round bezel and a lovely white finish, making it an excellent addition to any interior design, whether traditional, rustic, industrial, vintage, or something newly introduced! Its white finish allows it to camouflage against a white ceiling, giving the effect of lights entering through holes!

Another great feature of this LED downlight is its open-can design, which makes it more practical. The enhanced cooling system will guarantee that the bulb you pair with it will last a lengthy period. Thus, you don’t have to constantly purchase and install replacement bulbs!

This LED downlight is designed with features that simplify the whole installation process! It comes with a twist-and-lock feature that allows you to do swift bulb changes and a large loop-in/out push-fit terminal block that lets you wire each downlight in series instead of connecting them back to the power supply separately!

Furthermore, it is mains-powered, so you do not have to purchase an independent LED driver or transformer to make it work. After preparing all the tools you’ll use and designing your lighting plan, begin the installation by switching off the power box, then wire the downlight directly to the mains circuit and add a bulb - that’s pretty much it!

If this LED downlight is insulation-coverable, what does it mean? It means it’s safe to set loose loft insulation over its rear! Although, there’s a condition. You can only do it if you pair the downlight with a GU10 LED lamp that has a maximum power of 7w. Other downlight models cannot allow you to put insulation over the fixture. However, when you have insulation, your home is able to release heat, lessening the warmth trapped in your space and reducing your electrical consumption!

Always be careful when dealing with electrics, especially lighting. Never put anything over your lights and wirings until you get the verification from your supplier or manufacturer. You can also check the product description or technical specification and check if the fitting is insulation-coverable.

Since this LED downlight is made with a GU10 lamp holder, you can use it with any GU10 bulb. But because it’s a dimmable fitting, pairing it with a dimmable GU10 bulb and an LED-compatible dimmer switch will allow you to utilise its dimming function!

Regarding the GU10 bulb, you can get it in three LED colours: cool white, natural white, and warm white light. Cool white and natural white are both ideal for task lighting. The only distinction between the two is cool white has a crisp bluish shade, while natural white has no tints of blue or yellow. On the flip side, warm white light is suitable for ambient lighting because its yellowish hue can create a relaxing environment!

This LED downlight is fire-rated to 30, 60, and 90 minutes of protection and is suitable for solid, web, and I-joist ceilings. This means the hole you trim to mount your fixture is completely resealed, and your ceiling is fortified to delay the time when the fire will spread. Having this safety precaution, you and your family will have sufficient time to exit, and your home’s structure will not be left in terrible shape, given that there is a prompt response to extinguish the fire. 

When you trim a hole in your ceiling, its natural barrier function gets compromised. Only a fire-rated downlight can restore the lost fire integrity because it has a built-in intumescent pad that activates when exposed to a specific temperature. When triggered, the pad then blocks the small gaps surrounding the fitting where fire may potentially enter.