We can't think of anyone who would want to lay in the bath and look up at a regular ceiling recessed downlight; its unpleasant and in lighting terms is called discomfort glare.

To overcome glare lighting designers use indirect light, a way to obtain high light levels from reflected light. This clever fixed downlight uses the principle of indirect illumination, and when viewed from any angle you just see reflected light inside the recessed dome as the SMD 2835 LED chips are located around the outside of the open bezel.

So you can now illuminate your bathroom without the glare associated with standard downlights, and as these lights are dimmable on a standard rotary dimmer you can adjust the light output to suit the mood.

The bezel is made from die-cast zinc alloy and is chrome plated. The centre, while open, still provides a high ingress protection of IP65 (jetproof) so can be used in bathroom zones 1 and 2.

It's fire rated and resists sound transmission and can have insulation put directly over the top of the downlight without any overheating or fire risk.

It's shallow too, only needing a void of around 50mm for installation.

Sprung steel clips fixing folds back against the body making installation easy in ceilings of any thickness including double skinned plasterboard and metal ceiling tiles

Cut out 95mm with 110mm diameter bezel.

Lamp Type	Long Life LED light source
Lamp Lumens	460
Part L Compliant Luminaire	Yes
Lamps Included	Yes
Dimmable?	Yes - on standard dimmer (TRIAC or leading edge)
Total Wattage	9w
Diameter	110mm
Depth/Projection	40mm
Suggested Void Depth	50mm
Cut-Out Diameter	95mm
Construction	Polished Chrome
Wiring Details	Class 2 - Double Insulated - Requires no Earth Connection
IP Rating	IP65
Driver	Includes remote driver/transformer suitable for 230 - 240v supply
PDF Document(s)	Installation Instructions

Can these be wired straight to the mains supply
Yes.

Where can I get a 78mm hole saw cutter?
Amazon.co.uk, tool-net.co.uk were found by searching for 78mm holesaw on Google. But there are many types of adjustable hole saws and these can be used for a variety of different holes. Failing that just cut a hole freehand with a padsaw. Good luck

Hi looking to fit 4 of these down lights can I run 4 from the one transformer or is it one transformer per light thanks
If easier you can use a larger capacity transformer to power all four. But we do suggest using one transformer per fixture for easy maintenanace ( you can then remove and replace a transformer via the hole cut for the transformer). That said this fixture can be used with a mains GU10 lamp if you buy a mains lamp holder and then no transformers are required.

I am concerned about ease of lamp replacement - does the outer bezel remain in the ceiling and an inner section down to change the lamp? How is this held in place? Or does the whole fitting have to be removed?
The bezel and lampholder simply pull out of the fitting to offer really easy lamp replacement. Left in the ceiling is an outer piece with the normal spring clips that hold it in place. The pull out part is held in the outer by a simple but effective push-clip with rubber seals.

Could you please tell me where in the bathroom these lights are suitable and within regulation?
These lights are IP65 so they can be used in zone 1 and 2 and areas outside of those zones i.e. elsewhere in the bathroom.