Lighting Information

Types of Fire-Rated Downlights Fire-rated downlights provide a fire rating of up to 90 minutes, meaning that in the event of a fire, these light fittings will stop fire between two fire zones for up to 90 minutes, allowing people to leave the building quickly and safely. Not to keep the lights on for the… Continue Reading 🢂

Recessed Downlights are a great option for many homes and places of business due to their shallow depth. This allows for a discreet installation and a clean finish in any room or surrounding environment. They also create a very modern and contemporary look. Downlights come in a variety of forms and include a range of… Continue Reading 🢂

IP65 Downlights are required in rooms or environments that may be wet or damp. The IP (Ingress Protection) rating protects the downlight from water and dust which makes them perfect for use in bathrooms, wet rooms etc. As they are waterproof, they’re also perfect for use in soffits or canopys outside. They’re also made from… Continue Reading 🢂

Difference Between Fire Rated and Non-Fire Rated Downlights – Recessed downlights are available in a variety of types and sizes. Recessed Downlights are either standard or Fire Rated. In the event of a fire, regular downlights don’t offer any protection against an open flame. Fire Rated Downlights have a enclosed back on them and have an… Continue Reading 🢂

Are The Fire Rated Downlights Dimmable? – Require a dimmable light for your room or office? The misconception is that the fitting itself needs to be dimmable, however that’s not the case. Most if not all downlights are compatible as it is the Halogen or LED lamp itself that needs to be dimmable rather than… Continue Reading 🢂