JCC JC1102/WH X50 CCT Tilt fire-rated downlight with white bezel| 3.5W/5W
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Description
JCC X50 White Adjustable LED Downlight – A Subtle Finish with Flexible Lighting
Create a coordinated ceiling finish with the JCC JC1102/WH X50 white LED downlight. Its white bezel offers a discreet appearance against a white ceiling, making it an appealing option for customers who want the lighting to complement the room without making the fitting a decorative feature.
Whether you are planning a kitchen renovation, refreshing a bathroom or choosing lighting for a new extension, this fire-rated adjustable downlight gives you several useful settings within one fitting. Select the white light colour, choose the power level and adjust the direction of the beam to suit your lighting plan.
For homeowners and DIY customers planning their next improvement project, the X50 provides practical choices over the finished lighting appearance. Electricians and building contractors can set the fitting to suit the room and their customer’s preferences during installation.
Choose Warm, Neutral or Cool White Light
The JCC X50 Tilt offers three selectable colour temperatures:
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3000K warm white: consider this warmer appearance for bedrooms, living rooms and relaxed dining areas.
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4000K neutral white: a balanced white option for kitchens, utility rooms and everyday activities.
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5700K cool white: a cooler appearance for customers who prefer crisp white lighting.
Colour temperature describes how warm or cool the white light looks. It is separate from the white finish of the bezel.
Your installer selects the preferred colour temperature using the switch on the remote driver. This lets you choose different lighting appearances for different rooms while keeping the same white recessed downlight design throughout the property.
Two Power Settings to Help Plan Your Lighting
Choose between 3.5W and 5W, with stated outputs of 480 and 700 lumens respectively. Lumens describe the amount of light produced, making them useful when comparing brightness between LED downlights.
The lower setting provides less light output, while the higher setting offers more brightness. Think about the size of the room, ceiling height, surface colours and spacing between fittings when deciding which setting to use.
For a renovation or new lighting installation, this flexibility allows the power setting to be selected as part of the finished lighting scheme.