LIEBER Brushed Brass Gold GU10 Fire Rated IP65 Square Downlight for Ceilings in The Bathroom, Bedroom, Kitchen Lighting

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Brass downlights are a popular choice for anyone looking to add a touch of personal style to their home. With their sleek design, they work well in a variety of settings, from modern apartments to traditional homes. But what sets Brass downlights apart from other lighting options is their ability to seamlessly blend in with period décor. Choose between a 6W or 10W output to get just the right amount of light. With the dimmable function, you can create the perfect ambiance for any occasion. Whether you're hosting a dinner party or just relaxing with a good book, these downlights won’t disappoint! Consider integrated downlights over GU10, they're more reliable and last longer. The price of integrated versions has reduced a lot recently and some don’t cost too much more.

It is also worth noting that this fixture is not just for your home. As a result of the ever advancements in technology this has enabled the possibility of LEDs being brighter than any other lighting solution currently available. In addition, the versatility of LED downlights makes them suitable for commercial operations. We've been providing LED downlight solutions since the very beginning, just as LED lighting technology was first being used in recessed downlights. We were one of the original online retailers to offer integrated LED downlights. Since they first came onto the scene in 2009, details of the very first ones can be found in our blog post here. Recessed LightingWhen looking to buy downlights or spotlights, it's essential to consider factors like the type of lighting effect you want to achieve, the room's size and purpose, and energy efficiency. LED spotlights are a popular choice due to their long lifespan, energy-saving properties, and versatility of colour temperature and beam angles. An LED spot light bar does not emit any heat, can operate on low voltages, and can handle being switched on and off without shortening their lifespan. Trim-less downlights, which are plastered directly into your ceiling, are becoming increasingly popular. They are able to produce the brightest light output with the most minimalist appearance possible.

For instance, an IP65 LED downlight can be placed directly above a shower to light up your bathrooms. Or they can be installed above your stove for safer cooking. These rooms are best suited to cool white lights that provide a sharp and intense lighting solution. Although, warmer lighting options are also available.

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Bathroom lighting can make all of the difference when it comes to the aesthetics of the room. Due to the nature of a bathroom, with a lot of water an steam expected, it can be common for people to opt for a very basic lighting solution as a safety precaution. However, what people don't know is that bathroom downlights are actually the perfect marriage between safety and aesthetics. The size of the room in terms of the ceiling height and the height of the lighting fixtures are also things that you need to consider. The reason for this is that they will affect the impact this fixture will have on the room(s). Many of the higher priced, premium downlights have longer life expectancies of around 70,000, that’s a lifetime of up to 68 years if you only use them for 3 hours per day! Premium rated downlights also have longer guarantee periods, these are the key reasons why some downlights cost considerably more than others - you get what you pay for. 3 Typical Rooms Where You Can Install Downlights View more: Living room downlights and other lounge lighting fixtures Kitchen Downlight Installation As mentioned in our guide, one of five golden rules is about connectivity which should be a key decision when making your choice. Cheap, older downlights have very basic screw terminal connectors that take longer to wire. While new modern downlights such as the Aurora MPRO, Collingwood H2 Pro and JCC V50 come with a high quality wiring connector. You wire one part of the connector into your ceiling by looping cables in and out when you're doing the 'first fix'. Then plug the corresponding connector in when your ready for the 'second fix'. The corresponding connector is wired into the downlight allowing for a plug & play system.

Give your home the perfect blend of old and new with our antique LED brass downlights. The antique finish is especially ideal for achieving a contemporary look. Whether you're looking for a subtle touch or a bold statement, these downlights will give your home the update it needs. Downlights serve as a versatile light fitting that proves to offer several versatile uses throughout a plethora of different rooms. These are also a great way to create zones, navigate around the space of a room and highlight key areas - such as artwork or photos. How can you tell if a downlight is fire-rated or not? The easiest way to find out is by reviewing the product description or technical specification. Read through it carefully and ensure that it's explicitly stated. If you're still unsure, ask the salesperson to direct you to the fire-rated downlights section if you're shopping personally or go to the specific category if you're buying online. With both IP44 and IP65 options available, they can be used in a wide variety of settings. IP65 downlights are especially well-suited for use in Zone 1. LED technology was originally designed as a low energy alternative to replace incandescent, fluorescent and halogen. With most of these lamp options now banned altogether in the EU. LED remains the only viable lighting option,. It's become so good, that their doesn't really need to be anything else.To fit recessed downlights, holes will have to be cut into the ceiling for the spotlight to fit into. They are spring loaded which keeps them in place securely once installed. The lights are also normally wired in via a loop system or connected to a junction box to be controlled by a 1 or 2-gang switch, or a dimmer switch. Imagine using a halogen downlight which requires constant bulb changes. It will be a hassle since it's installed up in the ceiling. What if you have a very high one and several downlight bulbs to replace? It'll be a nightmare! Whether you’re buying integrated LED or replaceable GU10 downlights, buy branded LEDs, in life you get what you pay for. For that little bit extra you'll get a whole lot more. Branded LEDs give you more lumens (brightness), longer lifetimes and longer, more reliable guarantees. This is even apparent when you compare manufacturers like Collingwood Lighting who have their own premium and economy brands. Unbranded LEDs would fall a few divisions below the Collingwood economy brand known as the H2 Lite. 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 downlights