90mm Ora LED Downlight

The Ora HV5530S-SS316 is the 316 stainless steel member of Havit’s Ora range: a 90 mm semi-deep recessed downlight with a solid stainless face over an aluminium body. It is the one to specify where the ceiling sits in a hard atmosphere — a coastal alfresco soffit, a poolside verandah, a bathroom that never quite dries — and where a painted trim would eventually blister. At 12 W it is a full-output downlight, and Havit rates it CRI >90.

What IP54 covers here, and what it does not

Both of Havit’s documents rate this model IP54 — front of the fitting only, and that phrase decides where it can go. The visible face resists dust and splashing water from any direction. The body above the plasterboard does not, and neither does the separate driver. So this is a fitting for covered positions: eaves, soffits, verandah and alfresco ceilings, and bathroom ceilings outside the shower enclosure. Not a ceiling rain can reach, and not a cavity that can get wet. The 316 stainless lets the visible face survive salt-laden air; it does not change the rating behind it.

Five colour temperatures, chosen at the fitting

The Ora is a five-colour fitting: 2700K, 3000K, 4000K, 5000K and 5700K, set with a slide switch on the fitting before it goes into the ceiling — not from the wall and not from an app. It arrives preset to 3000K. Output climbs with the setting, 890 lm at 2700K rising to 1,105 lm at 5700K, so the same room set warm is measurably dimmer than set cool — worth knowing while you are counting fittings for a living area.

The hole, the depth, and the driver

The cut-out is Ø90 mm, the visible face Ø106 mm, and the body stands 54 mm above the ceiling line. It runs on 240 V AC through a separate driver, supplied with flex and plug: the plug base goes in first and the fitting plugs into it. The fitting is IC-4, so insulation may abut and cover it — but Havit is explicit that the driver must not be covered and has to sit above any insulation, and that loose-fill insulation such as macerated paper or wool must not be used over the installation. Those two conditions travel together, and only the first is what IC-4 names.

The maintenance the warranty depends on

Havit requires all 316 stainless steel fittings to be cleaned regularly to prevent tea staining, and states plainly that tea staining is not covered by the warranty. Tea staining is the brown bloom stainless develops in salt air when left unwashed: cosmetic rather than structural, preventable with fresh water and a soft cloth, and the single maintenance obligation this fitting carries. Otherwise it is fit-and-forget — the LED is built in, there is no globe to replace, and it is Protection Class 2, so no earth is required at the fitting.

Dimming, life, and which document these figures come from

It is Triac dimmable, paired with Havit’s own HV9625 Triac dimmer where the driver is a Triac-dimmable one. Havit rates the LED at over 30,000 hours, and the warranty is 3 years replacement. Lights For You has published the figures above from this model’s own dated data sheet, HV5530S-SS316_Data_Sheet_AUG23.pdf, whose ordering row is barcode-matched to the one part number this listing sells; where its installation sheet disagrees, the dated model-specific sheet is what appears here and the disagreement is set out below rather than averaged away.

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