Luminosa Lighting Evofire Downlight - White - IP65
This Luminosa Lighting Evofire downlight features a can-less design for improved airflow, prolongi...This Luminosa Lighting Evofire downlight features a can-less design for improved airflow, prolonging LED lamp life by allowing them to run cooler. It offers recessed LED placement for reduced glare and an ultra-thin 1mm bezel for a flush ceiling fit. The downlight is fire-resistant, complying with Building Regulations parts B, C, E, and L, and is suitable for various timber and I-joist applications for 30-60-90 minute fire ratings. It includes screwless push-fit terminals for easy installation and is compatible with LED GU10 lamps (max 10W, not included). Specifications include an 85mm diameter, 38mm depth, and a 70mm cut-out. The matt white finish ensures it complements most interior decors, and its IP65 rating makes it suitable for kitchens or bathrooms. The recessed design provides a sleek, designer look with lower glare.
This guide is for anyone installing or considering the Luminosa Lighting Evofire Downlight. Its can-less design and recessed LED placement offer a sleek look and improved longevity, making it ideal for modern homes. Note that the GU10 lamps are not included and must be purchased separately.
All features
Colour
White
Model Part Number
69071
Brand
Luminosa Lighting
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of lamps does it use?
It uses GU10 LED lamps, which are not included.
What is the maximum wattage for the lamps?
The maximum wattage for the GU10 lamps is 10W.
Is it suitable for bathrooms?
Yes, it is IP65 rated, making it suitable for bathrooms and kitchens.
What size hole do I need to cut?
You need to cut a 70mm diameter hole.
Are the lamps included?
No, the GU10 lamps are not included and must be purchased separately.
What are the fire rating times?
It is suitable for 30, 60, and 90-minute fire ratings.
What colour is the downlight?
The downlight has a matt white finish.
What are the dimensions?
The diameter is 85mm, and the depth is 38mm.
Troubleshooting
Downlight doesn't turn on
Check the power supply and ensure the GU10 lamp is correctly installed. Verify the circuit breaker hasn't tripped.
Flickering light
Replace the GU10 lamp with a new one. Ensure the lamp is compatible and not exceeding 10W.
Downlight too dim
Check the wattage of the installed lamp. Ensure it is appropriate for the space or replace with a higher lumen output lamp.
Bezel not flush
Ensure the cut-out hole is the correct size (70mm). Make sure no obstructions are preventing the downlight from sitting flush.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Improved Airflow: The can-less design enhances airflow, leading to a longer lifespan for the LED lamps.
Sleek Appearance: The recessed design and ultra-thin bezel provide a modern and clean look.
Easy Installation: Screwless push-fit terminals make installation quick and straightforward.
Safety Compliance: Fire-resistant design ensures compliance with building regulations.
Versatile Use: Suitable for various applications, including kitchens, bathrooms, and different ceiling types.
Cons
Lamps Not Included: The downlight does not include the GU10 lamps, requiring a separate purchase.
Requires a 70mm Cut-Out: Installation requires a specific hole size.
Depth Restriction: The 38mm depth may limit installation in some ceilings.
Compatibility: Requires compatible GU10 LED lamps, limiting choices to some extent.
Limited to 10W: Maximum 10W per lamp might not be sufficient for all lighting needs.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation
Cut a 70mm diameter hole in the ceiling.
Connect the mains wiring to the screwless push-fit terminals.
Insert the downlight into the cut-out.
Ensure the bezel sits flush against the ceiling.
Install a compatible GU10 LED lamp (max 10W).
Compatibility
Lamp Type: Compatible with GU10 LED lamps only (max 10W).
Ceiling Types: Suitable for timber and I-joist ceilings.
Regulations: Compliant with Building Regulations parts B, C, E, and L.
Care
Cleaning: Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the downlight.
Maintenance: Regularly check the lamps and replace them when necessary.
Safety: Always switch off the power before cleaning or replacing lamps.