Slim Square 3W LED Panel

Energy Efficient

Hard Wired

The Square Recessed LED Panel is a clean and compact fixture that illuminates spaces with energy-efficient, glare-free lighting. Its low-profile silhouette includes a durable aluminum trim with tight-fitting clamps that tightly seal the panel to lay flush against the ceiling to seamlessly blend into its surroundings. A frosted lens nestled inside the trim filters its glow, creating a crisp beam of downward light available in either Cool White (6500K) or Warm White (3000K). This adaptable and easy-to-install fixture completes a modern lighting arrangement with ease.

Specifications
	Light Source	LED
	Lumens	270
	Wattage	3
	Light Color Temperature	3000K (Warm White), 4000K (Natural White) or 6500K (Cool White)
	Voltage	165-265V
	CRI	90
	Beam Angle	120°
	Material	Aluminum with acrylic glass
	IP Rating	IP20
	Startup Time	Instant
	Dimensions	83x83x8MM
	Frame Width	18MM
	Cutting Hole	72-78MM
	RoHS Compliance	Yes
	CE certified	Yes

Lighting Facts Per Bulb

Brightness 270 lumens

Energy Consumption 3 watts

CFL (Energy Saver) Equivalent Consumption 5.0 watts

Halogen Equivalent Consumption 25.0 watts

Incandescent Equivalent Consumption 30.0 watts

Estimated Yearly Energy Cost Calculator

Based on hrs use per day at 13c/kWh,
Yearly estimate electricity costs: €

What is color temperature?

Color temperature is identified as the warmth or coolness of a light source and determines the color a light bulb emits. Warmer light colors give us a feeling of coziness and relaxation at a small cost of brightness. Cooler color temperatures provide more alertness and attention to fine detail and help us feel more aware, however can be more tiring after a couple of hours.

How Does This Affect Your Home?

Choosing the right light color temperatures for your rooms can have a very lasting effect, both visually and mentally. Below you can find a short guide on common living areas and their suggested color temperatures. Of course nothing is set in stone and one can select based on their preferences and designs.

Living Spaces – Living rooms, bedrooms, and reading rooms should all use warmer lighting. 2200K-3000K lamps will give facial features a softer look, and the warmer light offers a cozy, relaxing atmosphere.

Bathrooms – We don’t like to see the flaws in ourselves, but the bathroom mirror is where we want to be harshest about our looks. Use a 4500-6500K bulb around your bathroom mirror to highlight problem areas while shaving or adding makeup. It’s not pleasant, but if we look our best under the harshest lights, we’ll look even better under the softer tones of other lights. Just keep in mind that higher color temperatures will also show off dust and dirt more easily. Use a 2700K or 3000K bulb in the main overhead lamp to help the bathroom look cleaner (and also giving you a more relaxing light to bathe with).

Closets – The light in the closet is important for choosing how we’ll look throughout the day. A 5500-7000K bulb is suggested here. The light is closer to what you’ll see while outside during the day and you’ll get a truer sense of how your clothing looks and works together under more natural lighting conditions.

Kitchen – Lighting here is tricky and depends on personal preference. The cooler spectrum of light (anything over 4500K) helps us stay attentive and provides more attention to detail but can make the food look less appealing. Warmer light (below 3500K) provides a more relaxing atmosphere but provides less attention to detail.

Garages – Anything over 4500K is suggested as this helps us stay attentive and alert.