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Pack of 25 White LED Fire Rated Downlights, 8w

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Pack of 25 White LED Fire Rated Downlights, 8wSwitch to LED downlights for brighter rooms and a more reasonable electric bill! Product Details: This LED downlight is an energy efficient option that can produce 900 lumens with a 60 degree beam angle while only consuming 8w of power. It also lasts 30,000 hours, saving you time, money, and effort. This recessed fitting is fire rated to 30, 60, and 90 minutes of protection and is suitable for all joist types, including I joist and Web joist,

Switch to LED downlights for brighter rooms and a more reasonable electric bill! 

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This LED downlight is an energy-efficient option that can produce 900 lumens with a 60-degree beam angle while only consuming 8w of power. It also lasts 30,000 hours, saving you time, money, and effort. This recessed fitting is fire-rated to 30, 60, and 90 minutes of protection and is suitable for all joist types, including I-joist and Web-joist, providing 30 minutes of protection.

Dimmable with compatible dimmers, this LED downlight is trailing or leading-edge dimmable and has been tested extensively to ensure broad compatibility. It is ideal for indoor and outdoor use, as it is IP65-rated, making it suitable for various areas in your home. However, it should not be installed submerged underwater, as its protection does not cover that application.

Our LED downlight offers easy access to cool, natural, and warm white light. Just locate the small toggle switch at the back to easily change the switch to the LED colour that suits your requirements.

The installation process is a breeze with this LED downlight. It features a push-fit terminal for easy loop in/out, twist and lock bezel, an insulation coverable clip and fit drivers, and is mains-powered. We also recommend prioritising safety by switching off the circuit breaker before connecting anything.

We offer a 3-year warranty on this product for your peace of mind!

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  • Average Life (Hours): 30,000
  • Downlight Type: Fixed
  • Height: 70mm
  • Choose LED Colour: Tunable
  • Beam Angle: 60°
  • Lumens: 900
  • Diameter: 88mm
  • Dimmable: Dimmable
  • Input Voltage: 220-240v
  • Power: 8w
  • Warranty: 3 Years
  • IP Rating: IP65
  • Cut Out Hole: 68mm
  • Finish: White
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