Pack of 25 Adjustable Fire Rated GU10 Die-Cast Downlights with a Polished Chrome Finish

This mega-pack includes twenty-five top-quality LED downlights, which is the perfect quantity for mid-range renovation projects and builds. This fitting is also IP20-rated, so you can install it anywhere in your home as long as it’s away from water zones, like the bathroom and some kitchen spots. Still, it’s ideal to use in hallways, dining rooms, entryways, bedrooms, home offices, living rooms, kitchens (far from water sources), and more!

In addition, this LED downlight has an adjustable gimbal, enabling you to tilt up or down to a certain degree, altering the direction of the light beams. You can put a few downlights over your kitchen island for extra task lighting for an efficient and functional workspace or in different rooms where you want to showcase artwork, decorative pieces, and amazing architectural features!

This LED downlight is fire-rated to 30, 60 and 90 minutes of protection for solid joist ceilings and is ideal for web and I-joist ceilings for 30 minutes of protection. Why should you get a fire-rated downlight?

When you cut a hole into your ceiling to mount recessed fittings, it weakens its natural fire barrier. Even if you ultimately plug the opening with the fixture, there are small gaps that cannot be fully sealed. Only fire-rated downlights like this one can reinforce the fire integrity of the ceiling because they are designed with a built-in intumescent pad that activates to a specific temperature. When triggered, this pad prevents the fire from slipping through the tiny crevices around the downlight!

This LED downlight has a slimline profile and an exquisite polished chrome finish that suits many design trends, such as industrial, retro, rustic, minimalist, contemporary, traditional, and more! Even if it were not part of your original sketch, this fitting would blend in seamlessly with your other furniture and decorative pieces. So, if you want more liberty to express your inventiveness and try diverse aesthetics, choose a neutral downlight like this one!

In addition to that, this top-class LED downlight has an open-can design, which makes it more advantageous and practical. Its enhanced cooling system will guarantee that the GU10 lamp you use with it lasts throughout its comprehensive average lifespan!

The installation of this LED downlight is trouble-free since it’s constructed with elements that streamline the whole process! It has a twist-and-lock mechanism that allows you to perform quick bulb swaps and a large loop-in/out push-fit terminal block that enables you to link each downlight in series instead of individually connecting them back to the primary power supply!

This LED downlight is also mains-powered, so you don’t have to purchase a separate driver or transformer to make it run. You only need to plot the arrangement of the fixtures, trim the cut-out hole, wire straight to the mains circuit, and add the GU10 LED bulb that fits your requirements. That's pretty much all you have to do!

This dimmable LED downlight has a GU10 lamp holder, so you can pair it with any GU10 bulb. However, to make use of its dimming function, you must couple it with a dimmable GU10 bulb and a compatible dimmer switch! 

The GU10 bulb is available in three colour temperatures: natural white, cool white and warm white light. Cool white and natural white are both perfect for task lighting. The only distinction between the two LED colours is that cool white has a crisp bluish hue, while natural white light has no hints of yellow or blue. Alternatively, warm white light is suitable for ambient lighting since its yellowish shade can create a relaxing environment!

You are allowed to put loft insulation loosely over the rear of this LED downlight since it's insulation-coverable. However, this is only recommended if you use it with a GU10 LED lamp that has a maximum power of 7w. Other cheaper downlight models will not permit you to do this, but it is a crucial step because insulation enables your home to release trapped heat quickly. This will assist in reducing the warmth in your room and lessen your electrical bill!

When it comes to recessed lights or other lighting solutions, never cover them with anything unless there's a statement saying that you are authorised to do so. You can also consult your supplier or manufacturer to determine whether it's okay to put insulation over your lights.