8in. LED Wattage Adjustable & Color Tunable Recessed Downlight - Integrated Driver - 90 CRI - 16.5W/23W/29W - 3000K/3500K/4000K - Keystone
If you're looking to upgrade the lighting in your home or commercial building with a 9-in-1 fixture, look no further than this energy efficient 8in. LED Wattage Adjustable & Color Tunable Recessed Downlight. This Keystone LED Downlight is the perfect choice for new construction, remodel, or retrofit applications and is also airtight and Type IC-rated. It boasts an incredibly long lifespan of 50,000 hours of operation with a color rendering index (CRI) of 90+.
Upgrade your Traditional Recessed Lighting with a Dimmable LED Integrated Driver Recessed Downlight
Simplify installation and enjoy versatile lighting with this 8-inch Keystone LED downlight. Energy Star & ETL listed, wet location rated, and Title 24/JA8 compliant (90+ CRI). Easily adjust wattage and color during install. Features an integrated driver and 0-10V dimming for smooth 10-100% control. The diffused lens minimizes glare, ideal for hospitality, retail, and offices. RoHS compliant.
Specifications
- Wattage Adjustable (lumen output varies by color temperature selected - see below that notes the lumen output and efficacy):
- 16.5W
- 3000K Color Temperature: 1450 Lumens (88 lm/W)
- 3500K Color Temperature: 1550 Lumens (94 lm/W)
- 4000K Color Temperature: 1500 Lumens (91 lm/W)
- 23W
- 3000K Color Temperature: 1950 Lumens (85 lm/W)
- 3500K Color Temperature: 2050 Lumens (89 lm/W)
- 4000K Color Temperature: 2000 Lumens (87 lm/W)
- 29W
- 3000K Color Temperature: 2450 Lumens (84 lm/W)
- 3500K Color Temperature: 2600 Lumens (90 lm/W)
- 4000K Color Temperature: 2500 Lumens (86 lm/W)
- Color Tunable:
- 3000K
- 3500K
- 4000K
- 120-277 Input Voltage
- Dimmable
What is the difference between downlights and recessed light?
Downlights fall into the recessed light category. They are specifically designed to direct lighting downwards and are available in a variety of styles. There are canless downlights, adjustable downlights, and retrofit downlights. They are all used for various purposes and are different than typical recessed lighting. Traditional recessed lighting has three components including housing, trim, and a bulb.
What is the best type of LED downlight?
There is no one size fits all when it comes to downlights. There are three types of LED Downlights that can be considered to fit the needs of the project.
LED Recessed retrofit downlights are the easiest for updating existing traditional recessed lighting. They are simple to install and increase the energy efficiency of the fixture easily.
Gimbal or adjustable downlights are used to provide directional lighting by adjusting the trim. Many art galleries and retail stores use them to highlight artwork or displays. These downlights are available in a variety of options including trims that can install into traditional recessed housings, LED canless downlights, and LED retrofits.
LED canless downlights are the newest LED downlights that come in two options: remote driver or built-in driver on back. The traditional recessed housing is not used with this option.
Product Dimensions - 10.06" Dia. x 4.75" H
Please Note - The minimum cutout needed to install this downlight is 7.56" (in diameter) and the maximum cutout needed to install this downlight is 8.69" (in diameter).
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Product Specifications
| Certificate | Description |
|---|---|
Energy Star |
Energy Star refers to products that meet energy efficient and performance standards established by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). These products promote energy conservation and environmental sustainability. |
ETL Listed |
ETL Listed refers to products that have been tested and cetified by global testing, inspection, and certification organization Intertek. Intertek is an OSHA recognized NRTL and the ETL mark is an approved listing for product that comply with North American safety standards. The ETL mark is one of the most prominent marks for lighting fixtures in the US besides UL. |
Title 24 Compliant |
Title 24 Compliant refers to products that meet the energy efficiency and performance standards outlined in Title 24 of the California Code of Regulations. Title 24, also known as the California Building Energy Efficiency Standards, sets requirements for energy conservation, green building design, and sustainability in new construction and renovations in California. |
