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Collingwood DMW66N4K Domino White 600 × 600mm UGR16 Wattage Selectable LED Panel with Driver

Collingwood DMW66N4K Domino White 600 × 600mm UGR16 Wattage Selectable LED Panel with Driver

SKU DMW66N4K
£104.50 - £104.50
£104.50 inc VAT £87.08 exc VAT
£104.50 - £104.50
£104.50 inc VAT £87.08 exc VAT inc VAT £87.08 exc VAT

Estimated delivery time: Estimated delivery tomorrow*

Description

A smarter way to light offices, classrooms and retail spaces

A ceiling full of standard LED panels can make every room look the same, even when those rooms need different amounts of light. The Collingwood DMW66N4K Domino White solves that practical problem with an architectural, low-glare panel whose output can be selected during installation. Its white frame and recessed light cells give the ceiling a more considered appearance, while the UGR16 design is intended for office, classroom and retail lighting schemes.

The driver is included. An electrician can select 22W, 24W, 25W or 27W using its output switch, then use the corresponding light level for that part of the project. A meeting room, classroom and open-plan office can therefore use the same-looking Domino White panel without every fitting having to operate at the highest setting. The appropriate output and number of panels should be established through the room’s lighting design.

FAQ's

What comes with the DMW66N4K panel?

Collingwood lists the driver with its lumen-output switch as included. It also lists a security cable and a two-part first-fix connector for the Domino White range. Emergency conversion equipment is separate.

Do I need to buy the PS6501100MA driver as well?

Not for the standard DMW66N4K arrangement: its switchable-output driver is included. PS6501100MA is listed with the separately coded DMW66X4K dimmable version.

Can I change the wattage again after the ceiling is finished?

The selected output can be changed at the driver if it remains accessible. An electrician should isolate the supply, access the fitting safely and follow the supplied instructions. Plan driver access before closing the ceiling.