Fire Rated Downlight, GU10, Fixed - Brushed Chrome Finish With 5w Dimmable Natural White GU10 Bulb

When it comes to installation, this LED downlight will not give you a hard time since it's made with features that simplify the process! This LED downlight has a large screwless terminal block and quick connectors, enabling you to do a quick loop-in/out connection. 

Aside from that, it’s mains powered, so you don’t need to purchase a separate LED driver or transformer to make it work. When you’re finished cutting the 65mm - 75mm cut-out hole, connect the fitting directly to the mains circuit, add the GU10 bulb, and you’re good to go! Just always be alert and prioritise your safety. Call an electrician if you’re not confident DIY-ing the installation.

We offer a 3-year warranty with this LED downlight so that you can use it for a long time to the fullest without any worries. Online shopping has pros and cons. While it is super convenient since you can purchase almost anything without walking around and leaving your home, there’s no guarantee that the product that will be delivered will have the same quality as the images you saw.

So, with this extended warranty period, we hope that our confidence in this product will be reflected, providing you with more assurance and encouraging you to purchase! If you have any inquiries about this LED downlight, please don’t hesitate to give us a call or email us.

This LED downlight is fire-rated to 90 minutes of protection, meaning the holes you trim to install your downlights are fully resealed, and your ceiling is reinforced to delay the time when the fire will spread (in this case, by 90 minutes). A fire-rated downlight like this one is able to completely block off the holes because it’s constructed with an intumescent pad that triggers when exposed to a specific temperature. When activated, the pad can prevent the fire from slipping through even the tiniest gaps.

Besides that, this LED downlight is ideal for solid joists and I-joists, which not many downlights can offer. So, to ensure your home is completely fire-protected, get this LED downlight!

If you prefer simple fixtures over statement lighting, this LED downlight is perfect for you! It has a super slim bezel with an elegant brushed chrome finish that goes well with various design schemes, whether rustic, minimalist, mid-century modern, retro, classic, vintage, modern and more! 

If you have this LED downlight, it will not be difficult for you to experiment with styling concepts, and you can shift from one aesthetic to another smoothly! Because it goes well with almost anything, you won’t have to spend too much of your resources restyling and remodelling. So, if you know that you’ll be trying different interior designs, opt for this LED downlight for your ceiling fixtures!

This LED downlight comes with a non-dimmable GU10 LED lamp. The GU10 bulb can produce 450 lumens maximum brightness and a wide 110-degree beam angle while only consuming 5w of power. So, even if you need to use your light for extended hours to complete your tasks, it won’t make your electricity bill skyrocket!

Aside from that, the GU10 LED bulb that you will get with this LED downlight has a natural white light colour temperature. If cool white light has a crisp bluish tint and warm white light has a yellowish hue that resembles an old incandescent bulb, natural white light has no hints of blue or yellow. It's similar to a cloudless sunny day and is often used for task lighting!

Although some fixtures are insulation coverable, it's not safe to assume that every lighting fixture is insulation coverable. Unless it is specifically stated that the fitting is insulation coverable, you cannot put anything over your lights. Instead of enhancing the safety precautions of your home, you'll be putting it at more risk. So, always double-check your lights' technical features and product descriptions before doing anything. 

This LED downlight is insulation coverable. However, there's a condition that you must follow. You can only put insulation over your LED downlights if you use it with a GU10 LED bulb that does not exceed a maximum of 7w of power. If you use a bulb with a higher wattage count (granted that it's still within the downlight's capacity), you won't be able to put insulation.