Saona Medium Square LED Flush Ceiling Light 24W 4000K - White

The Saona Medium Square is a 225mm square flush ceiling light with an integrated 24W LED delivering 2160 lumens at 4000K cool white. The matt white body sits 42mm from the ceiling surface, with a wide diffused face that distributes light evenly across a 110° beam angle. The square geometry gives a clean, architectural appearance suited to contemporary and minimalist interiors.

Designed for kitchens, hallways, bathrooms (check IP rating before bathroom use), home offices and rooms with ceiling heights under 2.4m where a pendant would hang too low, the Saona provides functional ambient light without visual clutter. The 4000K colour temperature sits between warm white (3000K) and daylight (6500K), offering neutral white light that supports task work without the cool blue cast of higher temperatures. The 2160lm output is sufficient to light a 10-12m² room as a primary source.

The matt white polycarbonate body weighs 0.97kg and fixes directly to a standard UK ceiling rose. The integrated LED is non-replaceable but rated for extended lifespan, avoiding the maintenance cycle of traditional bulb changes. The low 42mm projection keeps the fitting unobtrusive in rooms where ceiling clearance matters, and the wide square face gives consistent illumination to corners that circular fittings can leave dimmer.

Is the Saona dimmable?

No. The integrated LED is non-dimmable and must be wired to a standard on/off switch.

What size room does the 2160lm output suit?

2160 lumens is sufficient to light a 10-12m² room as a primary ceiling light. For larger spaces above 15m², consider using multiple Saona fittings or pairing with supplementary lighting.

Can the LED be replaced when it fails?

No. The LED is integrated into the unit and cannot be replaced. LED lifespans are typically rated at 20,000-30,000 hours, which translates to 10-15 years at average domestic use before noticeable degradation.

What's the difference between 4000K and 3000K?

4000K is a neutral cool white that appears crisper and slightly bluer than the warm white glow of 3000K. 4000K suits task-oriented spaces like kitchens and offices, while 3000K is more common in living rooms and bedrooms where a warmer tone is preferred.