Recessed

Recessed Downlights in the Domus range span multiple wattages within each housing size, so the same fitting can be specified at a lower output for ambient lighting or a higher output where a room needs stronger, task-level light, without changing the trim or cut-out. Every model is compatible with standard leading-edge and trailing-edge dimmers, and select ranges support DALI and 0-10V protocols for larger commercial installations with centralised control. Confirming dimming compatibility between the fitting and the site’s control system before ordering avoids flicker and callbacks after handover. For kitchens and bathrooms in particular, checking the IP rating alongside the dimming protocol ensures the fitting suits both the wet area and the switching it will run on. Where a ceiling doesn’t suit a cut-out, or a fit-out needs a faster install with no plasterboard cutting, the Surface Mounted range offers an alternative that still delivers recessed lighting downlights performance from a flush-fitting design.

A complete commercial downlight spec often calls for more than one fitting type across a project. Recessed downlights cover the bulk of general ceiling lighting, but joinery, display cabinets and feature areas usually need something smaller, which is where the Miniature & Cabinet range comes in. Every recessed fitting also benefits from the right accessories: fire-rated covers for insulation compliance, extension leads for awkward runs and junction boxes for a tidy connection, all available through the Downlight Accessories range. Specifying dimmable LED downlights alongside the correct accessories at the quoting stage avoids a second order once the electrician is on site. Sourcing fittings and accessories from one supplier also keeps finishes and colour temperatures consistent across a project. Trade pricing and stock availability across the full range are confirmed through the Domus Partner network.