Soho Lighting LED Downlights - Black Nickel

The downlight has an IP65 rating, making it suitable for installation in bathroom zones 1 and 2, which include areas around the bath or shower where water splashes are likely.

There is a switch located on the front of the downlight. Simply use a small tool or your finger to slide the switch to select between Warm White (3000K), Daylight (4000K), or Cool White (6000K) after installation.

While it is dimmable, you must use a dimmer switch specifically designed and rated for LED loads. Using an incompatible dimmer may cause flickering, buzzing, or premature failure. Check with your dimmer manufacturer for compatibility information.

A high CRI (Colour Rendering Index) of 95-97 means the light source shows colours more accurately and naturally, similar to daylight. This improves clarity, reduces eye strain, and makes colours appear truer, which is beneficial for tasks and aesthetics.

The downlight requires a ceiling cut-out diameter of 70mm.

Yes, the downlight is fire-rated for 30, 60, and 90 minutes, meeting building regulations that often apply to renovations in properties with various structural elements, including older ones.

Product warranty details are typically provided by the retailer. Please check the product packaging or the retailer's website for specific warranty information.

Verify that the power supply is switched on at the mains and that the driver is correctly connected to both the mains and the downlight. Check that the dimmer switch (if installed) is compatible with LED lights and set to full brightness initially.

This often indicates an incompatible dimmer switch. Ensure you are using a dimmer specifically designed for LED lights and consult the dimmer manufacturer's compatibility chart. Check all electrical connections are secure.

Ensure the power to the downlight is switched OFF, then ON again. If the CCT switch is stiff or unresponsive, gently try to clear any dust or debris around it with a soft brush or cloth while the power is off.

Confirm the CCT switch is set to the desired colour temperature. The high CRI is a feature of the LED itself; if the perceived colour is significantly off, ensure no colour filters are inadvertently applied and check the light's performance in a different, known good light environment.