Description
A 24W circular LED panel that recesses into the ceiling and gives you a choice of colour temperature rather than fixing it at the factory. The light source is built in behind a flat diffuser that fills the full width of the aperture, so the whole face glows rather than throwing a narrow beam from a single point. A slim white trim rings the edge, and two sprung clips fold up as the panel goes into the hole then open out above the plasterboard to hold it flush.
Recessed panels earn their place in flat plastered ceilings where you want even light across a room rather than a line of spotlights picking out patches of floor. Kitchens, hallways, landings, home offices and utility rooms are the usual homes for them, and the round format suits a ceiling where a square panel would fight the geometry of the room. Because the colour temperature is selectable, you can run a warmer setting in a living space and a cooler one in a work area while keeping the same fitting throughout.
Set the colour temperature switch before you push the panel up: it sits on the driver, which hangs on a short lead and stays in the ceiling void, so reaching it afterwards means dropping the panel again. The driver connects to the panel with a push-fit plug, so no tools are needed to join the two, but you do need enough clear depth above the ceiling for the driver to lie flat. The manufacturer does not state an IP rating, a cut-out diameter or whether the panel can be dimmed. It is sold as a single panel with its driver, with a minimum order of one, and we stock the same CCT adjustable recessed round panel in 12W and 18W.
Specification
| Type |
Recessed round LED panel downlight |
| Light source |
Integrated LED |
| Wattage |
24W |
| Colour temperature |
Adjustable (CCT), selected on the driver |
| Finish |
White |
| IP rating |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Dimmable |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Sold as |
1 panel with its driver |
| Minimum order |
1, sold in multiples of 1 |
Frequently Asked
How do I change the colour temperature?
A small switch on the driver sets it. Slide it to the setting you want before you push the panel into the ceiling, because the driver sits in the void once the panel is up.
Does it need a separate bulb?
No. The LED is built into the panel, so there is no cap to match and nothing to swap out; the panel and its driver work together as one unit.
What size cut-out does it need?
The manufacturer does not state a cut-out diameter, so measure the panel itself and check the figures printed on the box before you cut into the ceiling.
Can it be dimmed?
The manufacturer does not state whether this panel will dim, so we cannot promise it will work on a dimmer switch. Treat it as fixed output unless the packaging says otherwise.
How much depth do I need above the ceiling?
No recess depth is given, but you need room for the panel body and for the driver, which hangs on a short lead and should lie flat above the plasterboard.
How bright is it?
The manufacturer does not state a lumen output. It draws 24W, which sits at the larger end of the round panels people use for general room lighting.