LED Spotlights

An LED spotlight directs light at a limited angle onto a particular point or area. By mounting type there are four groups: track spotlights fitted to a rail, recessed spotlights built into a suspended ceiling, surface-mounted spotlights, and magnetic spotlights running on a 48 V track.

Which spotlight type is used where?

Spotlight typeMountingPowerLuminous fluxTypical use
Track spotlightFitted to a three-circuit track, can be moved later10–42 W1,200–5,000 lmShops, showrooms, galleries, museums
Recessed spotlightBuilt into a suspended ceiling2.5–42 W245–5,000 lmOffices, hotels, shops, homes
Surface-mounted spotlightMounted directly on ceiling or wall4–35 W272–4,300 lmConcrete and timber ceilings without a void
Magnetic spotlightHeld magnetically on a 48 V track6–40 W600–4,800 lmShops, offices, homes

Values are the ranges in the product datasheets; each model's variants are listed on its product page. All products carry a 3-year warranty.

Track Spotlights

For spaces where displays and layouts change often. The luminaire slides and re-aims without being removed. 10 models.

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Recessed Downlights & Spotlights

For projects that want a clean ceiling with only the front face visible. Square, round, multiple and wallwasher models are available. 42 models.

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Surface-Mounted Downlights

For ceilings without a void, or where the luminaire should be a visible design element. 11 models.

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48 V Magnetic Track Lighting

For combining spot and linear modules on a slim track and changing the layout easily. 13 models.

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How to choose the beam angle

  • Narrow beam (about 10°–24°): Accents a single product, display or object.
  • Medium beam (about 24°–40°): Lights groups of products and shelves.
  • Wide beam (60° and above): Provides general lighting as a downlight.

What to check when choosing a spotlight

  • Ceiling type: With a suspended ceiling use recessed models; without one, surface-mounted or track systems.
  • Will the layout change? If it changes often, track and magnetic systems give flexibility.
  • Colour quality: In shops where product colour matters, choose CRI 90 or higher.
  • Moisture: Damp rooms such as bathrooms need at least IP44; the IP44 Hope models are made for this.
  • Control: If DALI, 1-10V or Triac dimming is required, the driver is selected accordingly.

Getting a quote for LED spotlights

Our LED spotlights are offered through project-specific quotes rather than a price list. For a quote, send us your plan, the ceiling type, the colour temperature you want and the control system. To see the quantity in advance, use the 3D Light Planner.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an LED spotlight and a downlight?

A spotlight accents a particular point with a narrow beam and is usually adjustable. A downlight provides general lighting with a wide beam, typically 60°–120°.

Which spotlight suits a shop?

Because product layouts change, shops usually choose track spotlights. Recessed downlights can provide general lighting, and a 48 V magnetic track suits projects wanting a slim, flexible system.

Which track does a track spotlight fit?

Vela and Lamella track spotlights fit a three-circuit track. Magnetic spotlights are a separate system and fit only a 48 V magnetic track.

Are there LED spotlights for bathrooms?

Yes. The IP44-rated Hope models are suitable for damp areas such as bathrooms.

How many LED spotlights does a room need?

The number depends on room size, ceiling height, target illuminance and the model's luminous flux. The 3D Light Planner shows quantity and power for your space.