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Recessed luminaires

Recessed luminaires are a modern and aesthetically pleasing solution for lighting interiors. With their unobtrusive design, they blend seamlessly into ceilings or walls and create a special atmosphere. Their diverse applications range from accent lighting for individual objects in the immediate vicinity to the uniform illumination of entire rooms. Find the perfect recessed light for your home in our range!

Recessed lights in use: the best places

There are many suitable locations for recessed spotlights and spotlights. You can use the spotlights as you wish for customised lighting. Should the lamps provide general lighting or should a specific area be spotlit and thus set the scene? The decision is entirely up to you. The following areas of application are particularly suitable for the use of recessed luminaires:

  • As main lighting in large rooms such as the bedroom or living room
  • Above the kitchen unit as a task light for cooking to ensure sufficient brightness on the worktops
  • In bookshelves, where the individual lights accentuate and emphasise certain decorative elements
  • In the wardrobe (with motion detector) to quickly find the perfect outfit at any time
  • In small or narrow rooms such as the stairwell, hallway or guest WC
  • As main lighting in the bathroom (make sure you have the right protection rating)

Recessed lights: flat or square?

In a direct comparison, flat and angular recessed spotlights differ not only in their external appearance, but also in their respective advantages and areas of application. Flat recessed spotlights impress with their discreet style, which is ideal for a flat ceiling, wall or the base of a kitchen unit. They create a smooth surface and lend the room a modern and unobtrusive ambience as recessed ceiling spotlights - even in circular form.

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On the other hand, angular recessed spotlights offer a striking look that is suitable for rooms where an angular design is desired. They set clear accents and can emphasise the structure of the ceiling or wall in a stylish way.

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There are also differences in the light distribution. Flat recessed spotlights with their wide beam angle are ideal for uniform room illumination, while angular recessed spotlights with their focussed light highlight specific areas, such as certain pieces of furniture or pictures. The installation options also vary: A flat model is often easier to install in thin ceilings or walls, while an angular model is ideal lighting for rooms with limited space thanks to its compact design.

Recessed spotlights in a class of their own - with high protection

Each recessed luminaire has a specific protection class that protects the product from external influences such as moisture and dust. Recessed spotlights in particular must fulfil high safety requirements as they come into direct or indirect contact with building materials and other materials in ceilings or walls. Recessed spotlights with different protection classes are therefore required for different environments and high efficiency:

  • IP 44: IP44 recessed spotlights offer protection against objects with a diameter of more than one millimetre and are splash-proof. This makes them ideal for use in damp rooms such as bathrooms or outdoors.
  • IP 65: Models with IP65 protection are dustproof and protected against water jets from all directions. This makes these luminaires ideal for use in areas where they are exposed to heavy soiling or cleaning agents.

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Versatile recessed LED lights

Whether in private homes or work environments, recessed LED luminaires impress with their modern appearance and are energy-efficient, sustainable and environmentally friendly. But they also prove to be efficient long-lasting lights at night that impress with their long service life. For LED technology, we therefore recommend our GU10 models, which are easy to replace and offer a wide range of options for creating a customised lighting spectacle within your own four walls. Thanks to state-of-the-art technology, recessed LED lights not only shine with brilliant light quality, but also add an elegant touch to any interior with the right light.

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With our recessed lights, you can install the right light in your ceiling or wall in no time at all. But even with recessed floor spotlights, you won't lose your footing in the dark evening hours with the right lighting. Take a step-by-step look at our wide range of recessed lights, which are available in various colours, and don't hesitate to contact our competent lighting experts if you have any questions. Whether dimmable recessed lights, sufficient power supply or low heat generation - we will take care of your concerns and wishes!

Frequently asked questions

How many recessed luminaires are required per square metre?

One recessed spotlight is required per square metre if you have a lamp with 300 to 400 lumens. For a dimmed atmosphere, however, the installation area should be larger and approximately 1.5 to 2.0 square metres.

Do ceiling spotlights need a transformer?

In most cases, modern LED ceiling spotlights do not require a separate transformer as they can be operated directly with the standard mains voltage of 230 volts. LEDs generally have a low power consumption and therefore do not require a transformer to reduce the voltage.

What are the advantages of recessed lights for interiors?

Recessed luminaires bring other decorative elements to the fore, while they themselves remain hidden in the background in the wall or ceiling. They are also true space miracles that offer excellent protection against splash water and dust thanks to their high protection ratings. They are therefore also suitable for damp rooms, for example.

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