When faced with installing a low-level, wall recessed light, it can be a lot easier if you choose one that can just be wired into the mains. Having an integral driver does make installation quicker and the electrician does not t have to think about where a LED power supply can be hidden.

With a sleek and modern design, the LED at the top provides glare-free, indirect light that illuminates the floor below the fixture.

This small and compact fitting comes with an integrated CCT switch which gives you the choice of three colour temperatures from the 1.5 watt, built in LED lamp. Choose from 3000K (warm white), 4000K (natural white) or 6500K (daylight white) light.

Perfect for adding additional illumination to hallways, staircases, bathrooms and exterior areas too.

You will require a void in cavity walls of 40mm or more. Can also be installed into solid walls inside or out (a housing is supplied for casting into concrete). Each fitting comes pre-wired with 200mm of cable.

IP65 rated, providing protection from projected water, dust-tight, making it suitable for bathroom zones 1, 2 and 3.

Fitting cut-out
Diameter 75mm x minimum recess depth 40mm

This fitting does not require a back box.

The black bezel is supplied as standard but optional matt white or painted silver bezels can be purchased, see options below.

Lamp Type	Long Life LED Light Source
Lamp Lumens	100
Lamps Included	Yes
Dimmable?	No
Max Wattage	1.5w
Total Wattage	1.5w
Width	80mm
Height	80mm
Depth/Projection	5mm
Suggested Void Depth	40mm
Cut-Out Diameter	75mm
Construction	Polycarbonate
Wiring Details	Class 2 - Double Insulated - Requires no Earth Connection
IP Rating	IP65
Driver	Includes integral driver/transformer suitable for 230 - 240v supply
PDF Document(s)	Installation

Can these be used with a PIR sensor
Yes, these can be wired into an independent PIR sensor.

I am wanting to install these into plasterboard on 25mm lathes over multi-foil insulation. Will they be suitable? The insulation does squash down to give about 40 to 45mm total depth (including the plasterboard) but that would mean that the back of the unit, and the wires, would be pushed against the insulation. Would that be a problem plus, I don't understand why they would have to be a minimum of 50mm from a joist when they're set into a wall. Bottom line is, would I be better with ones that would fit into a plasterboard socket box?
As you have a void between plasterboard and insulation this would allow heat to disperse effectively. The recess depth given is based on cutting a hole in a solid material with no air gaps. In short this product is fine for your intended use.

Hi, I am specifying these for a hotel and need to know whether they turn on automatically when there is no light.
You appear to be describing an emergency light. A light fixture with an internal battery pack charges when the mains is connected and switches the light on when there is a power cut. A light that only operates in the event of a power cut is called non-maintained, where as a light that operates normally via a switch and also comes on in the event of a power cut is called maintained. This is not the type of light. we suggest you search at the top of the page for "emergency" to see the type of lights that might suit your needs.

Do these have a sensor or do you have to switch them on?
These do not have a sensor however it is possible to wire them into one.

Are these suitable for coastal areas and can they be painted?
These are not suitable for coastal areas

Do they come with a back box?
Yes, it comes with the fitting.