Domestic LED downlights from ALL LED, Integral LED and Deta, ready for rewires, new builds and retrofit jobs. The range covers fire-rated fixed and dimmable downlights, IP65 versions for bathrooms and kitchens, and CCT-switchable fittings that let you set the colour temperature at the fitting itself.
These are the downlights electricians reach for on domestic work, with the bezels, wattages and finishes to match the spec. Order online for delivery or collect from the counter, all at trade prices.
If you need a particular cut-out size, lumen output or finish, use the filters or call the branch and we will sort the right fitting.
On any ceiling that separates floors, or a room from a loft, yes. Cutting a hole for a standard fitting breaks the ceiling's fire barrier, so a fire-rated downlight restores it, holding back fire for 30, 60 or 90 minutes to meet Building Regulations Part B. Every fire-rated fitting here carries a tested rating.Do I need fire-rated downlights?
Fixed downlights point straight down and suit general room lighting. Adjustable (gimbal) versions tilt, so you can angle the beam to wash a wall, pick out artwork, or light a sloped ceiling evenly.What is the difference between fixed and adjustable downlights?
A small switch on the fitting sets the colour temperature, typically 3000K (warm white), 4000K (natural white) or 6000K (cool white). One product then covers a warm living room and a bright kitchen or bathroom, which cuts down the stock you carry.What does CCT or colour-switchable mean?
Only if the fitting is marked insulation coverable. Most modern fire-rated LED downlights are, so insulation can sit straight over the top with no air gap. Always check the individual product's specification.Can LED downlights be covered with loft insulation?
Use IP65 downlights in the shower and over-bath zones. IP65 seals the front against water and dust, which is required for those areas under the wiring regulations.Which IP rating do I need for a bathroom?
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