The Brex DL93 is a 93mm recessed LED downlight in white 10W giving 870lm at 3000K, CRI above 90,TRIAC dimmable, 85mm cutout.

This is a CLEARANCE item with a ONE-YEAR warranty, notthree. Our page promised three years. The Telbix datasheet saysClearance item 1 year warranty, and that is the term thatapplies. Two consequences: the warranty is one year, andstock is finite if you need matching fittings for a whole house, checkavailability with us before you commit to the look.

A deeply recessed reflector the reason to buy it

The Brex sits its LED well back inside the fitting. That does one thing very well:you cannot see the source from a normal standing or seated angle, so there isno bright spot in your peripheral vision as you move through a room. In a bedroomceiling, or anywhere you look up, that is the difference between a comfortable ceiling and a glaryone. It costs a little output 870lm from 10W, 87lm/W, wherea shallower fitting gives more and that is a deliberate trade.

CRI above 90

Most downlights sit at 80. Above 90 means food, timber, skin and fabrichold their true colour. Over a kitchen bench or in a bathroom that is where the differenceshows most clearly.

IP44 from the room side

Our record said simply IP44. The datasheet is more precise:IP44 (room side) the visible face is protected againstsplashing water, so it suits a bathroom ceiling outside the shower zone, while theback of the fitting in the ceiling void is not weather-rated. That is the normalarrangement for a recessed bathroom downlight, and the wording matters to your electrician.

85mm cutout, 100mm depth

An 85mm hole is the common Australian size, so itdrops into most existing ceilings when replacing older fittings. The face is93mm, a 4mm overlap. Allow 100mmof depth above the ceiling more than the shallower fittings in this catalogue, because of therecessed reflector.

36-degree beam, TRIAC dimming, IC-4

36 is narrower than the usual 60, giving atighter, lower-glare pool so space them closer than a widedownlight. Dimming is TRIAC, the ordinary leading-edge wall dimmer, withsurge protection built in and a drive current of 240mA.IC-4 means it may be covered by ceiling insulation.

It is ClassIII low voltage so it runs on adriver. Normally supplied with a downlight, but no source we hold confirmsit. Ask us before you order a run.

Where it works

• Bedrooms and living areas the recessed reflector kills the glare.
• Kitchens, where CRI above 90 shows on food and timber.
• Bathroom ceilings outside the shower zone.
• Retrofits into an existing 85mm cutout allow 100mm depth.
• Clearance stock and a one-year warranty check availability first.

Specifying it

93mm face, 85mm cutout, 100mm depth, tail950mm, in polycarbonate. Integrated10W COB LED giving 870lm at 3000K, included,CRI>90, 36 beam, 240mA,TRIAC dimmable, surge protection, IC-4. 240V,ClassIII low voltage; driver required, not confirmed as supplied,IP44 from the room side. CLEARANCE ITEM warranty is ONE year.

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Questions

Is the warranty one year or three?

One. Our page promised three; the Telbix datasheet says Clearance item 1 year warranty, and that is the term that applies. We would rather correct it now than have you find out at claim time.

Why is the warranty shorter than the 70mm Brex?

Because this size is being cleared. The 70mm carries five years; this one carries one as a clearance term. It is not a fault in the product it is the condition of sale.

Should I worry about stock?

Check with us before you commit. Clearance stock is finite, so if you need matching fittings across a whole house, confirm availability first rather than part way through.

What does the recessed reflector do?

It sits the LED well back so you cannot see the source from a normal standing or seated angle no bright spot in your peripheral vision as you move through a room. It costs a little output, and that is a deliberate trade.

What cutout does it need?

An 85mm hole, the common Australian size, so it drops into most existing ceilings. The face is 93mm. Allow 100mm of depth above the ceiling more than shallower fittings, because of the recessed reflector.

Can it go in a bathroom?

On a bathroom ceiling outside the shower zone, yes. The datasheet says IP44 room side the visible face is splash-protected, the back of the fitting in the void is not weather-rated.

Does it need a driver?

It is Class III, low voltage, so it runs on one. Normally supplied with a downlight, but no source we hold confirms it ask us before you order a run.