Fire Rated Downlight DL8

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Reliable, Safe, and Efficient LED Downlighting

Upgrade your home lighting with the Fire Rated Downlight DL8, designed to meet safety standards while providing bright, efficient illumination. Its robust build and versatile design make it ideal for new installations or retrofitting into existing cut-outs with ease.

Key Features:

Fire Rated Certified: Complies with all current fire safety regulations for peace of mind.
Interchangeable Spotlight & Downlight: Easily switch between lighting modes to suit your needs.
High Brightness Output: Delivers strong lumen output for clear, bright lighting.
Durable Construction: Built with quality materials to ensure long-lasting performance.
Easy Retrofit: Fits into existing cut-outs for hassle-free replacement or upgrades.
Energy Efficient LED: Saves energy while providing excellent lighting.
Optional Dimmable Models Available: Check out our other downlights with dimmable functionality for customizable lighting control.

Colour	Black, Chrome, Gold, Polish Chrome, Satin Chrome, Satin Nickel, White

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