Description
This is a slimline LED batten rated at 50W and putting out 5500 lumens, which is a good deal of light from a fitting this shallow. The body is white throughout, with a curved opal diffuser running most of its length, so the LEDs behind it read as an even band rather than a row of dots. A small switch sits on one end cap, and the colour temperature is adjustable, so the same fitting can be set warmer or cooler to suit the space. The LEDs are built in, so there is no separate tube to buy.
Battens earn their place where light matters more than decoration: garages, workshops, utility rooms, lofts, storerooms and back of house areas in small commercial units. The shallow profile keeps it tight to the ceiling so it does not hang into the room the way a suspended fitting does, and it sits just as well on a wall above a bench or along a run of shelving. Two or three in a line will cover a longer space evenly. This one is for dry indoor locations: the manufacturer states no IP rating for it.
At 5500 lumens from 50W, the fitting works out at roughly 110 lumens per watt, which is why a single batten can often cover ground that used to take a pair of fluorescent tubes. The manufacturer prints no dimming information for this model, so treat it as a fitting for a plain switched circuit unless you can confirm otherwise. The individual colour temperature settings are not listed either, though a selector sits on the end cap. It is sold as one fitting and the minimum order is one, so you can take a single unit for a garage bay or several for a longer run.
Specification
| Type |
Slimline LED batten |
| Light source |
Integrated LED |
| Wattage |
50W |
| Brightness |
5500lm |
| Colour temperature |
CCT adjustable; settings not stated by the manufacturer |
| Finish |
White |
| IP rating |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Dimmable |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Sold as |
1 fitting |
| Minimum order |
1, sold in multiples of 1 |
Frequently Asked
What does CCT adjustable actually mean here?
It means one fitting can be set to more than one shade of white, from a warmer light to a cooler, crisper one, rather than being fixed at the factory. The manufacturer does not list the individual settings for this model.
How much light is 5500 lumens in a real room?
It is enough to light a single garage bay, a small workshop or a utility room on its own, and it replaces the output of older twin fluorescent fittings while drawing 50W.
Can I run it from a dimmer switch?
No dimming information is printed for this model, so plan it onto a plain switched circuit unless the manufacturer confirms otherwise. Running a non dimmable driver on a dimmer can cause flicker or early failure.
What IP rating does it carry?
The manufacturer does not state one, so treat this as a fitting for dry indoor locations only and keep it away from damp, splashes and unheated spaces that attract condensation.
Is there a tube or starter to replace later?
No. The LEDs are integrated into the fitting, so there is nothing to swap out during its life and no consumables to keep in stock alongside it.