Pack Of 25 Matt Black GU10 Fire Rated Downlights

Are you planning to makeover your home? If you are going to replace your old ceiling lights, it will benefit you a lot to try this bundle instead of purchasing individual fixtures! In one multi-pack, you’ll get twenty-five top-tier LED downlights which you can use throughout your home (except for the bathroom – IP20 only)!

This budget-friendly bundle is excellent for small to medium-scale renovations requiring fixture updates. It’s a given that when you install downlights, you won’t just use a single fitting. Therefore you need several back-ups prepared to ensure a smooth build! Even if you don’t use all twenty-five fixtures, you can save them for future room revamps and makeovers.

What makes this LED downlight cut above the rest is its easy and quick installation procedure. It’s designed with features to help you speed through the steps and proceed to the next! 

This LED downlight has a screwless terminal with large connectors, allowing an easy loop-in and out connection. This eliminates the hassle of fiddling screws which you can drop if you’re not careful! Also, it’s mains powered, so you don’t need to purchase a separate LED driver or transformer to make it work. After wiring, just add the bulb, and you’re done! It won’t take you hours to install one fixture (but the duration of your entire installation can change depending on the number of downlights you’ll mount).

If you want to have more freedom as you move around furniture pieces, add different decor and mix and match different styles, you need an element that will complement everything – like this LED downlight! Because of its simple thin profile bezel and sleek matt black finish, it blends effortlessly with everything.

You can have a modern design or a vintage aesthetic, and this downlight will look as if it’s intentionally set up. One of two statement pieces will bring character, but too much may create disharmony. Ensure that you have this downlight to serve as a base for your designs so you can go all out whenever you feel inspired!

To install a downlight, you must cut a hole into your ceiling. Unfortunately, this will compromise its fire integrity even if you plug the hole with the fitting. The only way to address this is by using a fire-rated downlight like this one!

This LED downlight is fire-rated to 90 minutes of protection, meaning the hole you cut to install your fixture is resealed, and your ceiling is reinforced to extend the time when the fire will spread. Also, this downlight is compatible with I-joists and solid joists, giving you complete fire protection! 

You might wonder what’s different with fire-rated downlights, enabling them to seal off the hole completely. It’s because of the intumescent pad that expands when it reaches a specific temperature. So, always opt for a fire-rated fitting instead of a regular one whenever possible!

This LED downlight has no bulb, so you can customise it to suit your requirements. Just note that it has a GU10 lamp holder and is dimmable. Therefore, while you can pair it with any GU10 LED bulb, using a dimmable bulb with an LED-compatible dimmer switch is more beneficial to utilise its dimming function.

As for the GU10 bulb, you can get it in three LED colours: cool white, natural white and warm white light. Cool and natural white light are both used for task lighting. The only difference between the two is that cool white has a bluish tone, while natural white has no shades of blue or yellow. On the other hand, warm white light is suitable for ambient lighting since its warm colour can create a cosy vibe.

It might sound appealing to cover your downlights with insulation, and it might lessen fire hazards. However, it’s actually the opposite! Lighting not explicitly designed to be covered with insulation can cause more danger if you put a layer over them. You need to be very careful with this and guarantee that you go through the manufacturer’s instructions and product specifications before doing anything. 

Regarding this downlight, it’s insulation coverable, so it’s okay. However, there’s a parameter that you need to follow. You can only put insulation if you use this downlight with an LED lamp with a maximum of 7w power. You can’t install anything over your downlights if it’s higher than that.