Adjustable Downlight There are two LED downlight types that you may encounter: a fixed one and an adjustable downlight. A fixed downlight throws light at a steady downward beam. Once installed, you cannot change the direction of the beam angle since the gimbal is fixed. So, if you opt for a fixed downlight, you need to guarantee that the positioning is final before trimming cut-out holes. As for an adjustable downlight , like this one, it’s more flexible. Because of its tiltable gimbal, you can change the trajectory of the beam to wherever you need it. You can position it to highlight artwork, display cabinet, souvenirs, and other pieces which you want to showcase! Easy to Install - Twist and Lock Mechanism Installing a light fixture is not as exciting as selecting the design and finish. However, it’s an integral part of the process because skipping it is like forgetting to wear shoes in a marathon! You won’t be able to enjoy any of the promised functions if it’s not wired and working. With this LED downlight, the installation process is simple. It’s developed with features that streamline everything, allowing you to finish quickly. It is designed with a loop-in/out junction box and is mains powered , so you don’t need to purchase a separate driver or transformer. Just wire this downlight directly to the mains circuit, add a bulb, and you’re good to go! Suitable for 90 Minute Ceilings This LED downlight is fire-rated to 90 minutes of protection, meaning the hole you cut to install your lights is resealed, and your ceiling is reinforced to extend the time when the fire will spread. A fire-rated fixture can do this because it has an intumescent pad that expands when exposed to a particular temperature, blocking all the tiny crevices where the fire might slip through. With this fire-rated downlight, you will have more time to exit safely, and the damage to your home’s structure will not be as bad. This will save you time and money on repairs, but most importantly, havi
