2" LED Mini Recessed lighting white baffle trim warm white dimmable CCT selectable

Here are our notes on this product.

Why would I use a 2" recessed LED Light?

This recessed lighting fixture is a designers dream. The same performance in this ultra small diameter LED fixture as many of the big old ugly recessed cans. Ultra small, Great output, Excellent color rendering, Works in spaces with limited above ceiling space.

What color is the trim?

Available only in white at this time.

Fixture trim is a ridged baffle style, it does have the "rings" or "baffles" in it like many other recessed lights. Check with us first for availability please. Let us know how many.

What about the light output?

We were amazed by the light output. It is bright and powerful, with over 600 lumens (the light energy) spreading out from the fixture. The factory lists the beam spread at 36 degrees. We see this to be true. The light output is slightly spectacular, with an excellent, bright spread. If you have a big project, buying a sample and having your electrician wire it up to see the light is well worth the money. (Please note that you can not return samples. But your project is worth getting it right the first time.

What is the color temperature?

The color temperature is easily selectable to 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K with the included selector switch opening up the many possibilities and applications this LED trim module can be used.

How far apart should 2 inch recessed lights be?

A good general rule for placement is to divide the height of the ceiling by two. The result is the amount of space to leave between each light. For example, recessed lighting spacing for an 8-foot-high ceiling would be 4 feet between each light (in special applications like a kitchen , lobby , etc much closer). This will provide good spacing for general room lighting. If you are downing a large space (commercial) let us know we have access to software for layout and photo-metrics for your engineer. However this being said, many times these extra small LED recessed lights are used as special architectural lighting elements to improve the aesthetics of the space. It is more subjective than an engineering question. Your lighting designer will love these as opposed to some huge ugly recessed can in your ceiling.

What about Mounting and accessories?

Please review the mounting options below.. Depending on your installation, you may not need any mounting accessories. Instead, you only need a hole and the power source above. For new construction, we do recommend the Slim Rough Plate. This plate is mounted on the underside of the ceiling trusses during construction. It gives your drywall guys an easy hole to run their roto-zip around for a perfect cutout. Show these options to your electrician. It is a great way to get the hole exactly where it needs to be to avoid mistakes.

For drop ceilings we have a rough in plate, or you can just cut a hole and put the fixture right into it.

Do I need a special recessed lighting fixture for sloped ceilings?

Yes you do, and this is not it. Send us a note and we can help with the slope ceiling application.

Is this fixture dimmable?

Yes with TRIAC Dimmers. TRIAC dimmers are most dimmers on the market these days. Of the many TRIAC dimmers we tested they all worked great! Just look for a dimmer that says it is made for TRIAC dimming or compatible with LED lighting.

Still have questions?

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