Downlights & Recessed

Lightingplus has a great collection of downlights and recessed lighting for sale, offering a sleek and modern lighting solution. Installed flush to the ceiling, recessed lighting can brighten up your home’s interior, and help create a welcoming environment while offering a compact and elegant look to a room’s decor.

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Our Recessed Lighting Range

Our recessed lighting range includes a variety of attractive styles, which provide strong yet low-glare illumination that is easy on the eyes. Many recessed lights come with the latest colour change technology, and changing the tone of the light is made simple when installing. Recessed lighting blends in perfectly in a wide range of internal settings.

Downlights

Downlights are installed into the ceiling, and focus light downwards. A downlight can be either recessed or mounted. Recessed downlights are a perfect and versatile solution for a range of lighting needs, from bedrooms, shared living spaces, passageways, and bathrooms. Downlights come with the latest technology, and have adjustable colour temperatures.

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FAQ's

A reliable rule of thumb is the "1m rule." Space your LED downlights approximately 1 to 1.2m away from the walls and roughly 1 to 1.5m apart from each other. Adjust the spacing based on your ceiling height and the room's natural light.

Yes, you can. Replacing old halogen downlights with modern LED downlights uses up to 80% less power, runs far cooler, and seals ceiling draft gaps.

Tip: Measure your ceiling cutout size (usually 70mm–90mm) to ensure your new LED downlights fit the existing holes cleanly.

An IC-4 rating (Insulation Contact Class 4) is a safety standard under Australia and New Zealand lighting regulations (AS/NZS 60598.2.2) indicating that a recessed light fixture can be completely abutted and covered by building insulation without causing a fire hazard or overheating.

No. Integrated LED downlights feature built-in light sources rather than standard removable bulbs. Built for high efficiency, they provide 25,000 to 50,000 hours of light, giving you 10 to 20 years of typical household use before the entire fixture needs replacing.

A surface-mounted downlight is installed directly onto the face of the ceiling rather than recessed into it. They are an ideal architectural choice for concrete ceilings or spaces where there is no roof cavity or clearance to cut holes for traditional downlights.

A tri-colour or 3CCT (Three Correlated Colour Temperatures) downlight features a built-in switch (usually located on the back of the fixture) that lets you choose between three colour temperatures: warm white (3000K or lower), cool white (4000K), or daylight (5000K or higher). The acronym “CCT” sometimes is informally referred to as “changing colour temperature”.