50 x Tilt Fire Rated GU10 Downlights, Chrome Bezel

This LED downlight comes in a pack of 50 and is made with a tiltable gimbal that you can move up and down to a specific range. It’s suitable for rooms with diverse lighting needs, like the kitchen, bedroom (those that double as a workspace), and dining room, because it’s flexible enough to adapt to their evolving lighting requirements. Unlike a fixed LED downlight with a downward light beam, a tilt downlight like this can provide more adaptability to your lighting design!

You can mount this LED downlight over your kitchen island and couple it with a narrow beam angle to use it as task lighting. You can also utilise it to emphasise decorative pieces, artwork, or special architectural features! 

How often do you update your interior design? If you match your indoors with the season or holiday, you should try this LED downlight! It has a lovely polished chrome finish and a simple round bezel, making it effortlessly incorporate any design scheme. Whether you do a modern setup, a traditional layout, or a mix of both, this LED downlight will not look detached from the rest of your existing decorative pieces and furniture! 

Besides all that, this LED downlight has an open-can design, which makes it more worthwhile and practical. This design enhances the fixture’s cooling system, letting the bulbs that you pair with it last as long as possible!

Since this is an insulation-coverable LED downlight, you are allowed to put loft insulation loosely over its rear. However, there’s a catch! You can only do so if you use it with a GU10 LED lamp that has a maximum power of 7w. Other LED downlight models will not permit you to do this, but it is essential since insulation enables your home to expel heat quickly. This will reduce the warmth trapped in your space and lower your electrical consumption!

When it comes to recessed lights, please don’t put anything over them unless you have the go signal. Read the product description, packaging, or technical specification, or contact your supplier or manufacturer directly for verification!

This LED downlight is fire-rated to 30, 60 and 90 minutes of protection and is suitable for web and I-joist ceilings for 30 minutes of protection. This means the hole you trim to mount the downlight is completely resealed, and your ceiling is fortified to delay the time when the fire will spread.  With this, everyone inside your home will have adequate time to exit, and the damage to your home's structure will not be too bad. 

Only fire-rated downlights like this one can prevent instantaneous fire spread. They are built with an intumescent pad that activates when exposed to a specific temperature. When triggered, the pad blocks even the tiniest openings encircling the fixture, preventing the fire from slipping through!

Since it's designed with a GU10 lamp holder, you can pair this LED downlight with any GU10 bulb. However, it's a dimmable fixture. If you want to access its dimming feature, you have to use it with a dimmable GU10 bulb and a compatible dimmer switch!

As for the GU10 bulb, it is available in cool white, natural white and warm white light. Cool white and natural white are both ideal for task lighting. The only difference between the two colour temperatures is that cool white has a crisp bluish shade, while natural white has no tints of blue or yellow. Alternatively, warm white light is perfect for ambient lighting because its yellowish hue can create a soothing atmosphere!

This LED downlight is stress-free to install because it's constructed with elements that streamline the whole process! It has a loop-in/out terminal block with push-fit connectors and a twist-and-lock mechanism that makes bulb changing quick and effortless!

Additionally, this LED downlight is mains powered. 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 fitting, trim the cut-out hole, wire your lights directly to the mains circuit and add a bulb! After, you can then enjoy your exquisite and well-lit space! Keep in mind that you should always prioritise your safety. Contact an electrician if you’re not comfortable with DIY-ing.