14 Inch LED Recessed Downlight | 24W Dual Light with Selectable CCT
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| Main light | 24W LED |
|---|---|
| Ambient ring | 3W LED |
| Beam angle | 120 degrees |
| Colour temperature | Selectable on the fixture |
| Efficacy | Over 125 lumens per watt |
| Cut-out size | 14 inch |
| Mounting | Recessed |
| Light source | SMD LED, integrated |
- Check the ceiling void - measure the depth above the ceiling before cutting, and confirm the 14 inch opening will clear joists and pipework.
- Cut the opening - mark and cut to the stated 14 inch size. A clean cut is what makes the trim sit flat.
- Set the colour temperature - use the selector on the fixture before you push it up. Every fixture in one room should be on the same setting.
- Connect the supply - a licensed electrician should make the connection and confirm the circuit can carry the load.
- Seat the fixture - push it into the opening until the spring clips hold it flush against the ceiling.
- Test both lights - switch on and check the 24W main light and the 3W ambient ring separately.
A large downlight for rooms a small one cannot cover
Most recessed lights top out around 6 inches and 1,000 lumens. This one is 14 inches across and puts out far more, which makes it the fixture to reach for when a room is wide, the ceiling is high, or you would otherwise need five smaller lights to get an even wash.
It carries two light sources. A 24W main light does the work. A separate 3W ring around the edge adds a soft glow you can leave on by itself, so the same fixture covers full brightness for cooking and a low level for the end of the evening.
Where a 14 inch downlight makes sense
- Open plan rooms where one fixture has to reach a kitchen, a table and a sofa.
- High ceilings from 10 feet up, where a small downlight loses too much light before it lands.
- Hallways and landings that need one fixture rather than a run of four.
- Retail and reception areas where even coverage matters more than a decorative fixture.
Specification
| Main light | 24W LED |
| Ambient ring | 3W LED |
| Beam angle | 120 degrees |
| Colour temperature | Selectable on the fixture |
| Efficacy | Over 125 lumens per watt |
| Cut-out size | 14 inch |
| Mounting | Recessed |
| Light source | SMD LED, integrated |
Choosing the colour temperature
The selector on the fixture lets you set this at install, so you do not have to decide when you order.
| Setting | Use it in |
|---|---|
| Warmer | Living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas |
| Neutral | Kitchens, hallways, open plan spaces |
| Cooler | Offices, garages, utility rooms |
Set every fixture in one room to the same value. Two downlights on different settings in the same ceiling is the most common lighting mistake we see, and it is visible from across the room.
How many will you need
Because of its size and output, one of these covers roughly what three or four 6 inch downlights would. Divide the ceiling height by two for spacing in feet, then place them on that grid. For a 10 foot ceiling that is about one every 5 feet, kept 2 to 3 feet off the walls.
Installation
This is a hardwired recessed fixture and should be fitted by a licensed electrician. Check the depth of your ceiling void before you cut, and confirm whether insulation will sit against the housing, since that decides which fixtures are safe to use in that position.
Related
For smaller openings see our 6 inch and 4 inch recessed lights. For an even wash across a long room, a linear fixture may suit better.
