The Vetro LED recessed fixed fire rated downlight from Astro Lighting is a sleek and stylish alternative to standard downlights. Having a rating of IP65 it can be used anywhere in the bathroom including the shower
Vetro LED Bathroom Recessed Downlight
Fire Rated
White Finish
Fitted with a 6w LED
2700 Kelvin
594 Lumens
IP65 Rated
Class 3
Requires a 350mA constant current driver, not included
This product can be dimmed if a dimmable driver is used
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