LED Downlights

LED downlights – also called can lights or pot lights – are the all-purpose lighting fixtures as they are used as a component of a good lighting plan in most lighting projects. A LED downlight is most often used to provide general lighting in a specific space.

More About LED Downlights

LED downlights are perfect for retrofitting incandescent bulbs in recessed lighting in residential and commercial applications. They are installed into the ceiling and focus light downwards, can be either recessed or mounted. Convert your old downlights to advanced LED energy-saving technology with the downlights from Logos Lighting. Enjoy all the benefits of advanced LED energy-saving technology with LED downlights. We have no doubt you’ll find the best choice for your new construction or renovation application.

LED Down Light Features

♦ High CRI, vivid color rendering;

♦ High light efficiency, low power consumption, effectively saving energy cost, 70% energy saving compared with traditional CFL grille light;

♦ Good adaptability, easy installation, can replace traditional fluorescent lights completely;

♦ Adjustable beam angle design for various applications;

♦ No UV/IR light, environment-friendly, without Mercury or any other hazardous substances;

♦ Additional multi-functions DALI/0-10V/Rx/PWM dimming and Tunable White are available on request;

♦ Long lifetime of 50,000 hours, 5 Years warranty.

FAQs About LED Downlights

What is the difference between downlights and spotlights?

Downlights are lights that face directly downwards and can either be recessed lights or mounted. Spotlights are mounted to a ceiling or wall and have directional lighting which can be adjusted easily. Many spotlights are made with specific purposes in mind, such as direct lighting in a kitchen.

How to choose an LED recessed downlight beam angle?

The average height of a ceiling is about 8 to 9 feet. Use a 60-degree beam angle or more for these. If you ceiling is taller than standard, use a 45-degree or less beam angle.

How many downlights do you need per room?

The number of downlights required in a room will depend on a number of factors. Some of these may include how large the room is, what kind of lighting is required, as well as your own personal choice. Our lighting experts can make a lighting layout according to your detailed project requirements.

Which is better soft white or daylight?

Soft white has more warm tones and is often in the yellow color range. Daylight, however, is far cooler and has more white and even blueish tones to it. Soft white is ideal for residential environments while daylight is ideal for the commercial environment.