IP65 Bathroom LED Panels

An IP65 bathroom LED panel for places where it gets damp: bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms, changing rooms and cellars. These panels are rated IP65: dust-tight and protected against water jets. Choose from 60x60, 62x62 and 30x120, each with 40 W and 4,800 lumens in 4000K neutral white. They drop into a suspended ceiling like a standard panel and are extra slim at 9 to 11 mm.

Where an IP65 LED panel makes the difference

Bathrooms and washrooms: in offices, schools, sports facilities and homes.
Kitchens and canteens: light that can handle steam and cleaning.
Changing rooms and showers: in sports centres and commercial premises.
Cellars, utility rooms and garages: spaces where moisture and dust occur.

What does IP65 mean?

The first digit (6) means dust-tight, the second (5) means protected against water jets from any direction. A standard LED panel is rated IP20 to IP41 and is intended for dry rooms. In a bathroom, choose IP65, or at least IP44 outside the immediate splash zone. IP65 does not mean the panel can be submerged. Find out more on our IP rating page.

Which waterproof LED panel should you choose?

60x60 (595 x 595 mm) for a suspended ceiling with a 600 mm grid.
62x62 (620 x 620 mm) for a 625 mm grid.
30x120 (1195 x 295 mm) for narrow ceiling tiles and corridors.

All three run at 40 W and deliver 4,800 lumens at 120 lm/W, in 4000K neutral white. These panels are not dimmable. If you want dimming in a dry room, see our dimmable LED panels.

How many IP65 panels do you need?

Bathroom or washroom of 10 m² at 200 lux: 1 panel of 4,800 lumens.
Canteen or kitchen of 30 m² at 300 to 500 lux: 3 to 4 panels.

This is a guide only. Find out more on lumens and lux.

What do you need?

Suspended ceiling: the panel drops straight into the grid.
Linear lighting for damp areas: also see our IP65 LED batten fittings.

Have the 230V connection made by a qualified electrician and follow the bathroom zone rules in BS 7671.

IP65 LED panels: frequently asked questions

Can you put an LED panel in a bathroom?

Yes, choose a panel rated IP65. It is dust-tight and resistant to water jets, so it is suitable for damp areas.

What is the difference between IP44 and IP65?

IP44 is protected against splashing water; IP65 is also protected against water jets and fully dust-tight. IP65 offers more certainty in bathrooms, kitchens and changing rooms.

Are IP65 LED panels dimmable?

No, our IP65 panels are not dimmable.

Do you supply larger projects?

Yes. Business customers can pay on invoice, and volume pricing applies to larger quantities. For projects, we are happy to prepare a tailored quote.