ENUOTEK 12W Large Recessed LED Downlights, Bathroom LED Recessed Ceiling Lights, Lighting Color Adjustable, IP44, 1100 Lumens, Hole Diameter 110-135MM, Not Dimmable 3 Lamps

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Old, energy hungry reflector style lights with R95, R80 and R63 E27 downlights with big clunky brass trims are now a thing of the past. In more recent years the now outlawed 50 watt halogen has been replaced by modern, sleek, energy efficient LED alternatives. The future of downlighting technology is becoming brighter but physically smaller. If your kitchen is 9 metres by 9 metres you’re going to lose a lot of that area with cupboards and worktops. Depending on the heights of these, they may need to be considered as part of walls especially if the cupboards go right to the ceiling. This reduces the floor spaces and the area of the room that needs to be illuminated. Choose from a range of spotlights, including standard recessed models that fit flush to the ceiling for a space-saving solution, as well as retractable swivel downlights designed to angle the light exactly where you need it. Many of our models also come as doubles or triples for greater light coverage. A downlight or downlighter is a luminaire (light fitting) that emits light in a downward direction with an accurate but relatively narrow beam angle. The beam of light is focused and intense, providing an unparalleled, clear, bright lighting effect to the area or objects directly beneath them. Downlights have undoubtedly come a very long way since their inception, which is earlier than 1940. Although nobody knows who invented the recessed downlight, it’s certainly a great invention and something that is used in almost every home and business around the world.

Recessed downlights – also known as ceiling spotlights – are a popular option for every room in the home, due to the range of styles, colours and sizes available. They are especially suited to low ceilings and are commonly found in kitchens, where they can be used as both general ambient lighting or task lighting for cooking and food preparation areas. If you’ve got a smaller area to illuminate, like a 4x4 metre room for example, then a wider 60 degree beam wouldn’t work as well. A more intense 40 degree beam would be better. The reason for this is that the wider beams of light will be absorbed by your walls.LED lighting technology has certainly slowed down in recent years. Manufacturers have almost reached a peak in what they can improve on, certainly in terms of efficiency. The biggest improvements for premium downlights brands like Aurora, Collingwood and JCC Lighting is that they come with superior wiring connectors and colour temperature switching capabilities. Our extensive product range of ceiling downlights includes many variations of styles and types such as fixed, adjustable, trim-less (plaster-in), bathroom rated and many more. The next generation of downlights that are gradually taking over are smart downlights which can be controlled from a smart phone.

The choice of colour temperatures available in LED lights – including warm white, cool white and even daylight – tends to depend on the application. Kitchens and bathrooms often look better with cool or daylight colours, whereas bedrooms and dining rooms often benefit from a warm white. Fitting mains voltage and LED recessed downlightsMany of our ceiling spotlights come with an LED light source – offering improved energy efficiency, a longer lifespan and a wide choice of colour temperatures compared with traditional bulbs. And LED retrofit lamps are also available for our non-LED spotlights. Expert advice, with our FAQ section& experienced sales team who are available to an answer technical questions