Black LED Recessed Spotlight 5W 3000K warm white ⌀70mm tiltable

In brief

• 80% energy savings compared to halogen spots
• Replaces 50 watt
• Tiltable
• 60 mm Cut-out size
• Quick installation
• Instant start, no flicker and no buzzing
• Environmentally friendly and lead free
• 20,000 Operating hours
• 2 Years warranty

Installation

Download the installation manual for more information. Always make sure the power is switched off. The spotlight fits into a hole with a diameter of 60 mm (cut-out size). Connect the driver to the power network and place the spotlight in the hole by pulling down the spring clips; these hold the spotlight firmly in place. Once the spotlight is secured, the power can be switched on again.

Make it durable and save

With this black LED recessed spotlight, you immediately save up to 80% energy compared to traditional / halogen recessed spotlights. Due to the low power consumption of 5W with a high light output of 550 lumen, this LED lamp is very energy efficient. This 5W LED recessed spotlight replaces a 50W halogen lamp.

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Quality

This black LED spotlight is made of high-quality aluminium. The outer frame is matte black and anti-glare. The LED spotlight is tiltable; the light can shine straight down or illuminate a certain direction for a beautiful accent. The spotlight contains 1 LED chip of the COB type, which provides a high and concentrated light output. The light source is surrounded by a reflective ring, resulting in a beam angle of 24°. Installed in a ceiling or cove, this provides a focused beam of light, perfect for illuminating, for example, living rooms, bedrooms, shops, waiting areas, specific objects, etc.

Light color

To determine the right light color, it is important to know what the light is used for. Below is described where the different light colors are mostly used.

• 3000K has a somewhat yellow/orange glow. Ideal for a cozy warm and relaxing atmosphere in, for example, living rooms, waiting areas, cafés, restaurants, corridors, and other general spaces.

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