Adjustable/Tilt Downlight There are two types of downlights that you can find: fixed and adjustable downlights. A fixed downlight has a static gimbal that only points downward. You cannot redirect it, so you need to be 100% sure about the placement before cutting a hole and mounting it. Otherwise, you'll be patching holes and redoing the installation if you really ought to change the position of your lights! On the flip side, an adjustable downlight , like this one, has a movable gimbal which you can tilt to change the trajectory of the light beams. It's perfect for highlighting display cabinets, souvenirs, collections, and artwork. If you need a more versatile lighting solution, this adjustable downlight can provide you with extra mobility! Fire Rated to 90 Minutes When you trim a hole in your ceiling, its fire integrity weakens. Fire-rated downlights, like this one, can restore that as they are designed with an intumescent pad that expands at a particular temperature, blocking all the tiny crevices the fixture was not able to seal. This LED downlight is fire-rated to 90 minutes of protection, giving you more time to escape if a fire spreads. Also, aside from a safe exit, having this lighting fixture can minimise the damage to your home’s structure, so it will not be as challenging to restore compared to those that are burned badly. So, fortify your fire protection and use this LED downlight instead! Works with a GU10 Bulb This LED downlight is designed with a GU10 lamp holder , so it works with any GU10 bulb. Although, you should consider using it with a dimmable GU10 bulb and a compatible dimmer switch since it's a dimmable fixture ! As for the GU10 bulb , it's available in three colour temperatures: cool white, natural white and warm white light. Cool white and natural white are both suitable for task lighting. The only difference between the two is cool white has a crisp bluish shade, while natural white has no hints of blue or yellow. Alternatively, warm white
