Fire Rated Downlight, GU10, Fixed - Brushed Chrome Finish With 4.5w Warm White GU10 Bulb

This LED downlight comes with a non-dimmable GU10 LED lamp. The bulb can produce 400 lumens maximum brightness and a wide 110-degree beam angle while only requiring 4.5w of power. Even if you use this LED downlight for extended hours (completing projects and deadlines or wrapping up chores), it won’t add too much to your electricity bill!

In addition, the GU10 LED bulb included with this LED downlight has a warm white light LED colour. If natural white light has no tints of blue and cool white light has a crisp bluish shade, warm white light has a yellowish tone that’s comparable to an old incandescent bulb and is mainly used for ambient lighting!

If you’re in the market for a lighting fixture that can match various furniture pieces and decor items, this LED downlight is for you! It has a sophisticated slimline bezel with a beautiful brushed chrome finish that goes well with varying aesthetics, whether retro, classic, vintage, modern, rustic, and more! 

When you have this LED downlight, it will not be difficult for you to transition from one design scheme to another since you don’t have to spend too much time and money remodelling or restyling! With the time and money saved, you’ll be able to reallocate your resources to much more meaningful things that you and your family can enjoy!

This LED downlight comes with a 3-year warranty for the fitting and a 2-year warranty for the bulb so that you can use it for a long time to the fullest without any worries. Online shopping is convenient since you can buy almost anything without leaving your home and walking around the store. However, there’s a catch! There’s no guarantee that the product you’ll receive will have the same quality as the images you saw online.

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

Not all lighting fixtures are insulation coverable. Therefore, before putting anything over your downlights, double-check that it’s explicitly mentioned that the fitting is insulation coverable. If you don’t, instead of enhancing the safety measures of your space, you will be exposing it to more risk.

This LED downlight is insulation coverable. However, before you start doing anything, there’s a condition that you must take note of. You can only put insulation over your LED downlights if you use it with a GU10 LED bulb that does not go over a maximum of 7w of power. While you can use a bulb with a higher wattage (given that it’s still within the downlight’s limitations), you won’t be able to use insulation if it’s over 7w.

This LED downlight is fire-rated to 90 minutes of protection, which means the hole you trim to install your lights is totally 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 reseal the holes because it’s designed with an intumescent pad that activates when exposed to a specific temperature. When triggered, the pad can block even the most minor gaps where the fire can pass through.

Aside from that, this LED downlight is suitable for solid joists and I-joists, which not many light fittings can offer. If you want to ensure your home is fire-protected, get this LED downlight!

This LED downlight steered clear of anything complex! It's designed with features that streamline the installation process, so you’ll spend less time mounting and more time enjoying your well-lit and gorgeous space! 

It has a large screwless terminal block and quick connectors, enabling you to perform a quick loop-in/out connection. Plus, it’s mains powered, so you don’t need to buy a separate LED driver or transformer to make it run. Once you’re finished cutting the 65mm - 75mm cut-out hole, link the downlight to the mains circuit, add the GU10 bulb, and you’re done! Just always prioritise your safety and call an electrician if you’re not confident doing the installation yourself.