LED Downlights for under-cabinet, display or ceiling recessed lighting applications.
- Option of Dimmable* or Not-Dimmable Driver
- Uses only 8 Watt and generates very little heat
- Adjustable light beam without IR and UV rays
- Two years warranty
LED Downlight Specifications:
Driver Input Voltage: 120 V AC
Light Source: 5 x 1 W high power Bridgelux LED (USA)
Total Power Consumption: with Dimmable driver 8 W, with Not-Dimmable 7 W
Halogen equivalent: 40 W
Beam Angle: 60°
Available Light Colours: Daylight White 6,000K, Warm White 3,000K
Luminous Flux: Daylight 360 lm, Warm White 280 lm
Rated Life: 30,000 hours
Dimensions: trim diameter 105 mm; mounting hole diameter 88-93 mm; height 70 mm
Aluminum body and trim, clear plastic lens.
Medium brightness model with 5 high output Light-Emitting Diodes that produce gentle light without heat and UV rays. Beam direction can be adjusted 15° each way. Default beam angle is 60° but custom-made fixtures (minimum order 20 pieces) with 30° and 45° lens are available with delivery time of 3 weeks.
LED Downlights installation instructions:
Drill a hole with 88 to 93 mm diameter in the mounting surface. Plug the Recessed LED Lighting fixture into the hole while holding the retaining springs in upright position. Connect the LED light to the driver with the plug-in connectors. Driver should be hard wired to line voltage. Depending where you want the driver to be placed, you can extend the line voltage cables to the driver or the low voltage cable between the driver and the lighting fixture. Recessed pot cans (housings) are not included and we do not sell such. Insulation should not touch the metal fans of the back of the fixture to allow free air flow and proper cooling.
Every
LED Downlight fixture comes with one UL classified external power supply Class 2 (LED driver).
You cannot connect more than one fixture to one driver.
We offer option of Dimmable* or Not-Dimmable Driver.
Do not install at directly exposed to water locations.
These
LED Downlights are NOT Air-Tight.
*DIMMABLE. Please not that the dimmable version of the drivers is compatible with TRIAC dimmers. These are the less-expensive old-fashioned incandescent dimmers that you can purchase from hardware stores. PWM (Pulse-Width Modulation) dimming systems like remote-controlled ones may cause flickering.
