The Elia 105 is a white downlight frame frame only, into a90mm cut-out. It contains no light source.

There is no LED in this product. It is the trim; the lightcomes from a compatible module bought separately.Tell us what you are lighting and we will match one wattage, colour temperatureand beam angle come from that choice, not from this frame.

This one takes the standard 90mm hole

The single most useful thing about it. 90mm is the common Australian downlightcut-out, so the Elia 105 drops straight into most existing ceilings with nonew cutting unlike the 601 (70mm) and the Elia 90 (76mm), which do not.

The four frames in this range take four different holes.601 = 70mm, Elia 90 = 76mm,Elia 105 = 90mm, 703 = 90mm. They are notinterchangeable, and the names do not tell you which is which. Confirm the cut-out beforeanyone drills.

IP20 NOT for bathrooms. Unlike the601 and 703 frames, which are IP44, the Elia hasno splash protection. Dry rooms only. If it is going in a bathroom or laundry,ask us for one of the IP44 frames instead.

Plain, and meant to disappear

A minimalist white trim with no gimble, no adjustment and no visible detail, givinga crisp flush finish against a white ceiling. Where the 703 tilts and the 601 comes innickel, this one is designed to vanish which in a room with a dozen downlights is usually whatyou want.

Why buy a frame separately

You choose the module, and can change it later for a different wattage or colourwithout touching the ceiling. And when a module fails, you swap the module rather than cuttingan integrated downlight out of the plasterboard which across twelve fittings is thedifference between an afternoon and a repaint.

Shallow

67mm deep, in aluminium. Fits most ceiling voids without difficulty.

Warranty is three years. Our datasheet says five and the recordsays three. We publish the shorter and the same unsupported five-year figureappears on all four downlight frames in this range, so it is worth settling once withTelbix.

Where it works

• Retrofits into an existing 90mm hole.
• Dry rooms living areas, bedrooms, hallways.
• White ceilings, where the trim should disappear.
• Not bathrooms or laundries ask us for an IP44 frame.

Specifying it

90mm cut-out, 67mm deep, in aluminium, white.No LED module included sold separately.IP20 dry rooms only, NOT bathrooms. Installation by a licensed electrician.Warranty published as three years the sheet says five; ask us.

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Questions

Does it come with an LED?

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

Will it fit my existing downlight holes?

Probably it takes the standard 90mm Australian cut-out, so it drops into most existing ceilings with no new cutting. The 601 (70mm) and Elia 90 (76mm) do not.

Are the frames in this range interchangeable?

No. The four take four different holes 70, 76, 90 and 90mm and the names do not tell you which is which. Confirm the cut-out before anyone drills.

Can it go in a bathroom?

No. This frame is IP20 with no splash protection, unlike the 601 and 703 which are IP44. Ask us for one of those instead.

How is it different from the other frames?

It is the plainest no gimble, no adjustment, no visible detail. Where the 703 tilts and the 601 comes in nickel, this one is designed to vanish.

Why buy a frame and module separately?

You choose the module and can change it later without touching the ceiling. When one fails you swap the module rather than cutting an integrated downlight out of the plasterboard.

What is the warranty?

We publish three years. The datasheet says five, unsupported by any other source and the same figure appears on all four frames in this range. Ask us and we will settle it.