90mm LED Downlight 12w Black, White

The Prime tilt is a 12 W recessed downlight that aims — the lamp assembly tilts about 20° inside a fixed 90 mm bezel, so the trim stays square to the ceiling while the light points where you want it. That is the whole reason to choose it over a fixed downlight: you can wash a wall, graze a splashback or light a picture without a visible gimbal breaking the ceiling line.

Tilt is for aiming, not for coverage

A tilting downlight is specified where the target is not directly below the hole. Angled along a kitchen run it lights the bench face rather than the front edge of the cabinets; turned toward a feature wall it grazes the surface. Set the aim during commissioning — once the ceiling is patched and painted, adjusting means getting back into it.

Where it works

• Kitchen runs, angled at the bench and splashback instead of the cupboard fronts.
• Feature and art walls, grazing the surface rather than lighting the floor in front of it.
• Hallways with a long sightline, aimed slightly along the corridor to avoid a row of hot spots.
• Wardrobe and pantry interiors, angled into the shelving.

Specifying it

It takes a 90 mm cut-out and the LED is built in — no globe, no socket. Output is 980 lm, 990 lm and 1,000 lm across the three tri-colour settings of 3000 K, 4000 K and 5500 K, on a 45° beam. CRI is 90 or better, which is the specification that matters in a kitchen or anywhere colour is judged — food, fabric and timber all read wrong under a low-CRI lamp. It is dimmable and is supplied with a dimmable LED driver complete with flex and plug, runs on 240 V AC, and is IP54 with an IC-4 rating on the fitting itself. Matt black or white.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You. Because it arrives with its own dimmable driver on a flex and plug, it drops into an existing 90 mm hole without rewiring — useful on a retrofit where the old fitting was the same cut-out.

Coastal siting — Havit’s condition

Havit’s installation instructions for this fitting state that aluminium and 304 stainless steel fittings must not be installed within 5 km of any salt water environment. That is a condition on where the fitting may go, and it sits beside the IP rating rather than inside it: a fitting can be rated for direct rain and still fall outside this rule, because the issue is salt carried in the air rather than water landing on the surface. If your site is inside that zone, talk to us before you specify it — Lights For You can point you at a fitting whose material Havit does not name here.

Earthing and protection class

This fitting runs on 240 V AC mains and is Protection Class 2 — it is double insulated, so no earth is required at the fitting.

Download Datasheet (PDF)

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