Description
This is a square LED panel, 300 x 300mm across the face, drawing 18W, with a white frame and a white diffuser. Backlit is the part worth understanding: the LEDs sit spread across the back of the panel behind the diffuser rather than in a strip around the rim, which is what gives the face its even look without a brighter band down one side. The LED array is built in, so there is no lamp cap to match and no bulb to source. Colour temperature is adjustable rather than fixed.
At 300mm square this is one of the smaller panel formats, and it suits places where a 600 x 600 would be too much ceiling: a compact office, a corridor, a stair landing, a utility room, a store room, or two or three in a row over a reception desk. The adjustable colour temperature is the reason to choose it over a fixed white panel. A cooler setting reads as crisp in a working area, a warmer one sits better where people linger, and you make that call with the panel up and the walls and flooring in front of you.
It is not dimmable, so put it on an ordinary switch and keep it off a dimmer circuit: a driver not built for dimming tends to flicker or buzz on one. The manufacturer does not state which colour temperatures are available, does not give a brightness figure, and states no IP rating, so treat it as an indoor fitting for dry interior spaces. It is sold as a single panel with a minimum order of one, so you buy the number of ceiling positions you actually have.
Specification
| Type |
Backlit LED panel |
| Light source |
Integrated LED |
| Wattage |
18W |
| Colour temperature |
Adjustable, individual settings not stated by the manufacturer |
| Size |
300 x 300mm |
| Finish |
White |
| IP rating |
Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Dimmable |
No |
| Sold as |
One panel |
| Minimum order |
1, sold in multiples of 1 |
Frequently Asked
Does it take a separate bulb?
No. The LED array is built into the panel, so there is no cap to match and nothing to swap out later. The panel is replaced as a whole unit at the end of its working life.
Can I run it from a dimmer switch?
No. The manufacturer states it is not dimmable, so it needs an ordinary on and off switch. A driver not designed for dimming will usually flicker or buzz on a dimmer and can fail early.
What does CCT adjustable actually mean on this panel?
It means the shade of white is selectable rather than fixed, so one panel covers more than one setting. The manufacturer does not list which colour temperatures are offered, so check before matching it to existing fittings.
Will it fill a 600 x 600 ceiling tile?
No. The face measures 300 x 300mm, which is a quarter of the area of a 600 x 600 module, so measure the aperture or tile you are working with before ordering.
How much light does it give?
No brightness figure is stated for this panel. The 18W is the power it draws, and on LED the wattage is not the output, so do not specify it against a lux target without confirming the lumens first.
Where can it be installed?
The manufacturer states no IP rating, so treat it as an indoor fitting for dry interior locations only, and have it installed by a qualified electrician onto a fixed lighting circuit.