The Domus NEO-SM TILT is a surface-mounted, tiltable LED downlight in10W (90mm) or 20W (115mm),black or white, with switchable 3000K / 4000K / 5000K and a60 beam.

It needs no hole in the ceiling. This is asurface fitting: it mounts to the face of the ceiling, so the 90mm and115mm figures are the body diameter, not a cutout.

That makes it the fitting for the ceilings a recessed downlight cannot go into concrete slabs, rated ceilings that must stay intact, shallow voids, and rentals where you arenot cutting anything. It still tilts, so it can still be aimed.

Why the tilt matters more here than on a recessed downlight

• A 60 beam is a wide flood. Tilted, it washes a wall or a run of joineryrather than pooling on the floor useful over a bench, a bookcase or artwork.
• Surface fittings sit proud, so the aim is visible. Set them consistently along arun or the ceiling will look untidy in a way recessed downlights hide.
• It projects 110mm (10W) or 122mm (20W) below the ceiling.In a room with a low ceiling that is real head height, and it will be within reach.

Choosing between the 10W and the 20W

• 10W, 90mm 880lm at 3000K,960lm at 4000K, 945lm at 5000K. General room lighting on a2.42.7m ceiling; the size most people want.
• 20W, 115mm twice the power in a body 25mm widerand 12mm deeper. For higher ceilings, or where you want fewer fittings.
• We are not publishing a lumen figure for the 20W. Only the 10Wdatasheet carries output in the data we hold, and doubling the 10W number would be a guess.Ask us and we will get it from Domus.

The colour switch, and how to use it

A dip switch on the back selects the colour temperature before the fitting goes up. On this product that switch is correctly recorded not every colour-switchableclaim in this catalogue survives its own datasheet.

• 3000K living areas, bedrooms, anywhere the light is meant to feelwarm.
• 4000K kitchens, laundries, garages, home offices.
• 5000K workshops and task areas.
• Set every fitting on a circuit to the same position. One switch left on 4000Kin a run of 3000K is obvious from across the room.

Dimming, and the numbers behind it

Dimmable, CRI 80, power factor 0.85,50,000hours, rated 20C to 45C.240V AC, IP20.

IP20 means dry interiors only. This is not a bathroom or an alfresco fitting, andthe wide temperature range describes tolerance, not weather protection.

Where it works

• Concrete or rated ceilings that cannot be cut.
• Shallow ceiling voids where a recessed downlight will not fit.
• Rentals and retrofits no hole, no making good.
• Aimed light over benches, joinery, bookcases and artwork.
• Not bathrooms, alfrescos or anywhere damp IP20.
• Watch head height on a low ceiling; it projects up to 122mm.

Specifying it

Surface mounted no cutout required.10W: 90110mm.20W: 115122mm. Tiltable head,60 beam. 10W output 880 / 960 / 945lm at3000K / 4000K / 5000K (switchable by dip switch); 20W output not published ask us. CRI 80, power factor0.85, 50,000hrs, 20C to45C. Dimmable. 220240V AC, IP20 dryinteriors only. Black or white. Warranty 3 years.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

Do I need to cut a hole for it?

No. This is a surface-mounted downlight it fixes to the face of the ceiling, so the 90mm and 115mm figures are the body diameter, not a cutout. That is exactly why it exists: concrete slabs, rated ceilings that must stay intact, shallow voids and rentals where nothing is being cut.

How far does it hang below the ceiling?

110mm for the 10W and 122mm for the 20W. On a standard 2.4m ceiling that is worth checking against head height and against anything that swings a door, a cupboard, a bunk.

How bright is the 20W version?

We are not publishing a figure, and that is deliberate. Only the 10W datasheet carries lumen output in the data we hold 880lm at 3000K, 960 at 4000K, 945 at 5000K. Doubling those for the 20W would be a guess. Ask us and we will get the figure from Domus.

How does the colour switching work?

A dip switch on the back of the fitting selects 3000K, 4000K or 5000K, and it is set before the fitting goes up rather than from a wall switch. Set every fitting on a circuit to the same position one left on 4000K in a run of 3000K is obvious from across the room.

Can I use it in a bathroom or under an alfresco?

No. It is IP20, which means dry interiors only. The 20C to 45C rating describes the temperatures it tolerates, not weather protection those are two different things and it is easy to read the wide range as outdoor capability.

Is it dimmable?

Yes, with a suitable dimmer. Tell us the dimmer you intend to use and we will tell you whether it is a sensible pairing before you buy both.

Why choose this over a recessed downlight?

Only when you cannot or will not cut the ceiling concrete, a rated ceiling, a shallow void, a rental. A recessed fitting is tidier where a hole is possible. What this one keeps that most surface fittings lose is the tilt, so it can still be aimed at a wall, a bench or artwork.