The Tilda DL4 is a four-light adjustable LED downlight bar in white 20W total giving 1,500lm, withswitchable 2700K / 3000K / 4000K,CRI above 90 and TRIAC dimming each headpulls out and rotates 360.

No cutout dimension exists anywhere. The product isrecorded as a recessed downlight and no source we hold gives acutout the one measurement an installer cannot proceed without.Ask us before your electrician cuts anything. The body is237mm long by 90mm wide by 70mm deep; the hole it needs is notrecorded.

Four aimable heads from one opening

Each head extends down out of the housing and rotates a full circle. Four of themin a 237mm bar means one recessed fitting can light four differentthings a run of artwork, a bench and a splashback, a shelf and a doorway andbe re-aimed later without going back into the ceiling. That is the whole argumentfor the Tilda over four separate downlights: one hole, one circuit, four directions,and the aiming stays adjustable.

1,500 lumens at 75 lumens per watt

20W giving 1,500lm sound for a fitting holdingCRIabove90, and exactly double the two-light Tilda, which is theconsistency you want across a range. Enough to light a kitchen run or a gallery wallfrom a single point.

A warm-shifted colour range

2700K, 3000K or 4000K warmer throughout than the usual3000/4000/5000, with no cool setting at all. On a domestic fitting that is the rightcall: 2700K is close to a filament lamp, and even the top setting staysneutral rather than clinical. Our datasheet gives the middle figure as3200K where the record and page say 3000K asmall difference, published as 3000.

CRI above 90 is why you aim it at things. Timber, food,artwork and skin hold their real colour. Most downlights sit at 80, and on a fittingwhose whole purpose is to point at something worth looking at, that gap is the point.

Class II and IC-4

Double insulated no earth required, which simplifies the install, andIC-4, so it may be covered by ceiling insulation. It dims from anordinary TRIAC leading-edge wall dimmer. Body ispolycarbonate, 0.5kg, with a690mm tail.

The middle of three

Tilda comes as a two, four and six-light bar, all the same90mm width and 70mm depth, all aimable, all at75lm/W. The four is the one that suits a kitchen bench: longenough to cover a working run, short enough not to dominate a ceiling.

Where it works

• Kitchen benches and splashbacks four aimable heads over a run.
• Gallery walls and picture runs.
• Anywhere the lighting might be re-aimed later.
• Insulated ceilings IC-4.
• Confirm the cutout with us before anything is cut.

Specifying it

237mm long, 90mm wide, 70mm deep,0.5kg, tail 690mm, in mattepolycarbonate. Cutout is NOT recorded ask us.Four integrated LEDs, 20W total, giving 1,500lm,included, withswitchable 2700K / 3000K / 4000K,CRI>90, TRIAC dimmable, IC-4,pull-out heads with 360 rotation. 240V,ClassII double insulated, no earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

What cutout does it need?

We do not know, and it is the one measurement an installer cannot proceed without. No source we hold gives a cutout for it. Ask us before your electrician cuts anything.

Why choose this over four separate downlights?

One hole, one circuit, four directions and the aiming stays adjustable. Each head extends out of the housing and rotates a full circle, so it can be re-aimed later without going back into the ceiling.

How bright is it?

1,500lm from 20W, which is exactly double the two-light Tilda enough to light a kitchen run or a gallery wall from a single point.

Is there a cool white setting?

No 2700K, 3000K or 4000K, warmer throughout than the usual range. Even the top setting stays neutral rather than clinical, which on a domestic fitting is the right call.

What does CRI above 90 buy me?

True colour on whatever you aim it at. Most downlights sit at 80, and on a fitting whose purpose is to point at something worth looking at, that gap is the point.

Can it be covered with insulation?

Yes IC-4. It is also Class II, double insulated, so no earth is required.

Two, four or six?

The four suits a kitchen bench long enough to cover a working run, short enough not to dominate a ceiling. All three are the same width and depth and all run at 75lm/W.