These are the accessories for the Domus EMIT-25 inground light lenses, a diffuser, a honeycomb louvre and the cannister. Seven options, soldindividually.

This listing records nothing at all

It has no datasheet and no recorded fields whatsoever one of only two productsin the entire Domus catalogue with a completely empty record.

• So nothing on the page tells you what each option does, what it fits, or what itchanges.
• Everything below comes from the EMIT-25 fitting’s own datasheets, which areverified, and from what these components are for.
• Ask us before ordering if you are not certain which part you need theseare small items where the wrong one is a wasted order rather than a returnable mistake.

The cannister changes the cutout and it is sold here

• EMIT-25 cutout: 19mm without the cannister, 24mm with it.
• So a specification decision about the hole is made by buying an accessory from a page thatrecords nothing.
• Decide before you cut. A 19mm hole cannot later take a cannister withoutbeing opened out.
• What it does: gives the fitting a sealed sleeve to sit in, keeping soil and wateroff the body and making the fitting removable later without digging. In a garden bed orpaving, usually worth having.

The lenses change the beam angle so the beam is a choice, not a fixed spec

• The fitting ships at 36 and the other three are bought here, which means the beamcan be changed after the fitting is in the ground.
• That is unusually useful on an inground light. You rarely know the right angleuntil the planting has grown or the paving is finished and lifting an inground fitting tore-specify it is exactly what you want to avoid.
• It also means a beam angle quoted on the fitting listing is the standard one, not afixed one.

The diffuser and the honeycomb do opposite jobs

• Diffuser softens the source into a glow. Use it where the fitting is seendirectly and the point of light is too hard: a step edge, a seating area, anywhere at close range.
• Honeycomb louvre the opposite approach to the sameproblem. Instead of spreading the light it blocks the view of the source at anangle, so the beam still lands where it was aimed but you do not see the emitter when walkingpast.
• Use the honeycomb where the light matters and the glare does not an uplightbeside a path. Use the diffuser where the fitting itself is part of the look.
• Both cost output. Neither datasheet quantifies how much. Ask us if you are workingto a level.

Where it works

• Tuning an installed EMIT-25 run without lifting fittings.
• Specifying the cannister at design stage, before the hole is cut.
• Fixing glare complaints after handover the honeycomb.
• Not for the EMIT-55 or EMIT-85 they have their own accessorieslisting.

Specifying it

Accessories for the Domus EMIT-25 inground light: honeycomb louvre, diffuser, 19 / 24 / 36 /60 lenses, and the cannister. Sold individually. This listing records no fields at all and has no datasheet everything here is from the EMIT-25fitting’s verified datasheets. The cannister changes the fitting’s cutout from 19mm to24mm, so it is a decision to make before the hole is cut. The lenses change the beam angle, whichmeans the EMIT-25’s beam is an accessory choice rather than a fixed property.

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Questions

What does the cannister do, and why does it change the cutout?

It gives the fitting a sealed sleeve to sit in, which keeps soil and water off the body and more usefully makes the fitting removable later without digging. Because the sleeve surrounds the fitting, the hole has to be bigger: the EMIT-25 takes 19mm without a cannister and 24mm with one. That makes it a decision to take before you cut, not after, because a 19mm hole cannot later accept a cannister without being opened out.

Which lens should I choose?

Match it to the shape of what you are lighting. 19 for a tall narrow subject a column, a palm trunk, a pier. 24 for a narrow subject at closer range. 36 is the general angle and is what ships with the fitting. 60 for a wide low subject a shrub, a wall panel, a bench. The useful part is that you can change it after the fitting is in the ground, which matters because you rarely know the right angle until the planting has grown.

Should I use the diffuser or the honeycomb?

They solve the same problem in opposite ways. The diffuser softens the source into a glow, which suits a fitting seen directly at close range a step edge, a seating area. The honeycomb louvre does not spread the light at all; it blocks the view of the source at an angle, so the beam still lands where you aimed it but you do not see the emitter walking past. Use the honeycomb where the light matters and the glare does not; use the diffuser where the fitting itself is part of the look.

How much light do the diffuser and honeycomb cost me?

Neither datasheet quantifies it, and we would rather say so than estimate. Both reduce output that is inherent to what they do but by how much is not published. If you are working to a lux level or a specific effect, ask us and we will get the figures from Domus before you commit to a quantity.

Why does this page have no specifications?

Because the listing records nothing at all no fields and no datasheet, which makes it one of only two products in the whole Domus catalogue with a completely empty record. Everything on this page comes from the EMIT-25 fitting’s own verified datasheets and from what these components do. If you are not certain which part you need, ask us before ordering: these are small items where the wrong one is a wasted order.

Do these fit the EMIT-55 or EMIT-85?

No the EMIT-55 has its own accessories listing with its own cannister and lens sizes, and the cutouts differ (43mm and 65mm against this 19mm). Ordering EMIT-25 accessories for a larger fitting will not work. Tell us which fitting you have and we will point you at the right page.

Can I add a lens to fittings that are already installed?

Yes, and that is the main reason to know these exist. The fitting ships at 36 and the other angles are bought here, so a run that turns out to be too wide or too narrow can be corrected without lifting anything out of the ground. On an inground installation that is worth a great deal the alternative is digging up a finished surface.