Downlights

Built-In Junction Box

Downlights with a built-in junction box are ideal for new construction. The boxes encase all of the wiring needed for the installation. You can use this downlight to replace the existing housing or install it in new construction or remodels. 

Can Light Retrofit

Can light retrofits install directly into existing housing to replace outdated fixtures. Retrofitting is a cheaper and easier solution than completely replacing the fixture. 

Canless Downlight 

Canless downlights have a slimmer profile than traditional recessed can lights, making them best suited for ceilings with low clearance. Canless downlights come with an independent junction box for installation. They can be installed in new construction or retrofitted into existing canless housing. 

Commercial Downlight

Commercial downlights can be used for new construction or retrofit applications. They typically have wide beam angles for maximum light coverage and a reflector trim for maximum light output. These lights have a higher lumen output, ideal for hospitals and medical centers. Commercial downlights typically have a deeper recess to eliminate glare and reduce eyestrain for workplaces and schools. 

Smart Downlights

We offer certain downlights compatible with smart controls. These smart controls allow connection to various hubs, such as Amazon, Google, Apple, and SmartThings compatible products, and can be controlled via smartphone. You can perform various tasks, including powering multiple light fixtures simultaneously from your phone, changing the CCT or color, and dimming the light output. You can easily integrate our Matter-certified fixtures into existing smart home ecosystems, meaning you can continually add new fixtures to your hub as long as they are Matter-certified.  

Smooth

Smooth trims have a clean, even surface. This design is perfect for those wanting a more modern, less obtrusive look. 

Reflector

The reflector trim uses the polished interior to create a brighter light and reduce glare while covering a broader area. It is well-suited for areas with higher ceilings.  

Gimbal

With gimbal trim, you can adjust the light fixture to direct the light in various directions. Most gimbal trims can rotate at a 360° angle and usually tilt 30-45° to each side. You can install these in retail environments for accent lighting or task lighting in kitchens. 

Baffle 

Baffle trim has ridges lining the inside to diffuse extra light and minimize glare. This trim creates a diffused light. Use it as overhead lighting if you want a relaxed environment.

Flush

The flush trims have a slimmer profile for narrow ceiling cavities. Their simple exterior allows them to blend in for a simplistic and modern look. You might prefer this trim if you’re installing into drop ceilings, thin plasterboards, vaulted ceilings, or tight spaces in the joist cavity. 

Low Glare

Low-glare downlights are designed to minimize direct visibility of the light source, creating a more comfortable visual experience. Featuring a deep-set reflector, these fixtures deliver a focused and low-glare light output. Their versatility makes them well-suited for a wide range of commercial lighting applications.