25 x Tilt Fire Rated GU10 Downlights, Brushed Chrome

This LED downlight comes in a pack of 25 and has an adjustable gimbal, enabling you to shift the head up and down to a specific range. With this flexibility, this downlight will adapt to various lighting conditions for spaces with diverse lighting needs!

You can employ it as task lighting for your kitchen counter and island or accent lighting to showcase focal points like artwork, architectural structures, and decor elements. Also, an adjustable downlight like this one will give you more lighting design possibilities, which are perfect if you love unique lighting setups. So, what are you delaying? Hurry and don’t miss the opportunity to improve your home’s visual appeal and functionality with this LED downlight!

This LED downlight is fire-rated to 30, 60 and 90 minutes of protection and is perfect for web, solid, and I-joist ceilings for 30 minutes of protection. This means the hole that you trim to install the downlight is totally resealed, and your ceiling is strengthened to extend the time when the fire will spread. With this, you and everyone inside your home will be able to go out safely, and the damage to your home’s structure will not be irreversible.

Only a fire-rated downlight can completely restore your ceiling's compromised fire protection. It is designed with an intumescent pad that activates when exposed to a specific temperature. When triggered, the pad blocks every tiny gap encircling the downlight where the fire may pass through. 

How often do you update your home’s interior design? Do you change it as often as the seasons change? If you do, you should get this LED downlight! It’s made with a lovely brushed chrome bezel, which is ideal for many design schemes, including traditional, contemporary, minimalist, rustic, etc. Even with your existing furniture pieces and decorative elements, you do not have to worry about this LED downlight; it will not look detached and blend in flawlessly! 

Aside from that, this downlight has an open-can design, making it more beneficial and worth the investment. This design boosts the fixture’s cooling system, allowing the LED bulbs that you use with it to last long!

This LED downlight is constructed with a GU10 lamp holder, so you can pair it with any GU10 bulb. However, to access its dimming function, you need to match it with a dimmable GU10 bulb and a compatible dimmer switch.

The GU10 bulb is available in cool white, natural white, and warm white light. Cool white and natural white are both perfect for task lighting. The only difference between the two colour temperatures is that cool white has a crisp bluish tone, while natural white has no hints of blue or yellow. On the other hand, warm white light is ideal for ambient lighting because its yellowish hue can create a serene and welcoming environment!

Installing this LED downlight is straightforward since it’s constructed with components that streamline the process. It has a loop-in/out terminal block with push-fit connectors and a twist-and-lock mechanism that makes bulb changing trouble-free!

In addition, it’s mains powered, so you don’t have to buy an independent LED driver or transformer to make it run. All you have to do is decide the placement of the fixtures, trim the cut-out hole, wire it directly to the mains circuit and add a GU10 bulb! When you’re done, you can rest in your beautiful and brightly lit space! Just guarantee that if you’re doing it yourself, always prioritise safety. Ensure that you know the guidelines, and have the required tools and knowledge to avoid injuries or mishaps. 

This LED downlight is insulation-coverable, so you can put loft insulation loosely over its rear. However, you are only allowed to do so if you pair it with a GU10 LED lamp with a maximum power of 7w. Other downlight models will not let you do this, but it is a necessary step since insulation helps your home expel heat quickly. This will assist in decreasing the warmth trapped in your space and lower your electrical consumption!

When it comes to recessed fixtures, you have to keep in mind that you should not put anything over them unless you saw in the product description, packaging or technical specification that they are insulation-coverable.