The 601 is a 90mm downlight frame frame only, into a70mm cut-out, in nickel or white. Itcontains no light source.

There is no LED in this product. It is the trim and housing;the light comes from a module bought separately.Tell us what you are lighting and we will match one wattage, colour temperatureand beam angle are decided by that choice, not by this frame. (Our record lists12W against it, which is meaningless on an empty frame.)

Nickel, which frames rarely come in

Downlight trims are almost universally white, because they are meant to disappearinto the ceiling. The 601 also comes in nickel and that is a deliberatechoice: against a dark, timber-lined or coloured ceiling, a white trim is a row of bright dots, while anickel one reads as a considered detail. Worth knowing if your ceiling is not white.

A 70mm cut-out not the standard hole

90mm trim into a 70mm hole, only 25mmdeep. Note that 70mm is not the common 90mm Australian cut-out, sothis is for a new install or a smaller, more discreet result not a drop-in replacement forexisting downlights.

Very shallow 25mm

That matters more than it sounds. In a ceiling with limited void a bulkhead, a concrete slabwith a shallow batten, a rendered soffit a 25mm frame fits where a standarddownlight housing will not. Combined with an appropriate module, it is often the answer whendepth is the problem.

Why buy a frame separately

Two real advantages. You choose the module, and can change it later for a differentwattage or colour without touching the ceiling. And when a module fails, you replace the module,not the fitting rather than cutting an integrated downlight out of the plasterboard.

IP44 and IC-4

IP44 means splash protection, so it can go in abathroom or laundry. IC-4 meansinsulation may be laid directly over it with no clearance gap. Both apply to the frame confirm the module carries them too. Aluminium body.

Warranty is one year. Our datasheet says five and the recordsays one. We publish the shorter and will confirm with Telbix on request thesame fivefold difference appears on every downlight frame in this range, so it is worth settlingonce.

Where it works

• Shallow ceiling voids 25mm deep.
• Dark, timber or coloured ceilings in nickel.
• Bathrooms and laundries IP44.
• Insulated ceilings IC-4.

Specifying it

90mm trim, 70mm cut-out, 25mm deep, in aluminium, nickelor white. No LED module included sold separately.IP44 bathrooms YES,IC-4 insulation may cover it. Installation by a licensed electrician.Warranty published as one year the sheet says five; ask us.

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Questions

Does it come with an LED?

No it is the trim and housing only. The light comes from a module bought separately. Tell us what you are lighting and we will match one.

What wattage is it?

The frame has no wattage. Our record lists 12W against it, which is meaningless on an empty frame wattage is decided by the module you choose.

Why would I choose nickel?

Downlight trims are almost always white because they disappear into a white ceiling. Against a dark, timber-lined or coloured ceiling a white trim is a row of bright dots, while nickel reads as a considered detail.

What size hole does it need?

70mm, which is NOT the common 90mm Australian cut-out. This is for a new install or a smaller, more discreet result.

How deep is it?

Only 25mm which fits where a standard downlight housing will not, in a bulkhead, a shallow batten or a rendered soffit.

Can it go in a bathroom or under insulation?

The frame is IP44 and IC-4, so yes to both but confirm the module you pair with it carries the same ratings.

What is the warranty?

We publish one year. The datasheet says five and the record says one the same fivefold difference appears on every downlight frame in this range. Ask us and we will settle it.