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The Module 16 is a recessed 16 W LED downlight in white — 1,200 lm at 3000 K, CRI above 92, a 40° beam, IP44, dimmable, with a five-year warranty.
CRI above 92 is the reason to buy this, and it is genuinely high. Most downlights in this catalogue record >80; a good one records >84. This records above 92, which is near the top of what LED lighting achieves.
Where that shows:
Our own web address for this page says “CRI 90”. The product records >92.
This module carries a five-year replacement warranty, where most fittings in this range carry three.
⚠ One correction to our own copy: the page said the warranty provides “assurance that it will never need to be replaced”. It does not. A five-year warranty is a five-year term — a genuinely good one, and among the longest in this catalogue — but no LED is permanent, and we would rather tell you the term than imply something it does not cover.
Worth noting if you are comparing the MDL family: two of the three MDL-16D variants carry five years and one is recorded at one. If you are looking at the 5000 K version, ask us — we believe that value is an error and have raised it with Telbix.
40° is a medium beam — and the description's word “optimised” is fair: it is wide enough not to spotlight and tight enough to keep light where you put it.
Compare the extremes in this catalogue: the POD 110 at 120° is a broad wash for general room lighting, and a 24° GU10 is a spot. At 40° the Module 16 sits between them, which makes it a genuine general-purpose downlight: usable over a bench, and usable in a grid.
⚠ Spacing follows from the beam, and it is closer than a wide downlight's. A 40° beam gives a defined pool, so fittings spaced as though they were 120° will leave scallops between them. Tell us your ceiling height and the room, and we will work the layout out.
IP44 — protection against splashing water from any direction, so bathrooms outside the shower zone and laundries. With CRI above 92, a bathroom is arguably where this fitting earns its money.
⚠ But no source records the cutout — on a recessed downlight, and it is the first thing an electrician asks for. The fitting is 63 mm in diameter and 98 mm deep, so the aperture will be smaller than 63, but we are not going to guess a hole size. Ask us before the ceiling is cut and we will confirm it with Telbix.
⚠ And no insulation rating is recorded on this variant, where the 5000 K version records IC-4. Do not assume it may be covered by insulation — ask us.
63 mm diameter is small for a downlight — most domestic downlights are 90 to 110 mm. That makes the Module 16 a discreet fitting: a run of them reads as small points in a ceiling rather than a row of holes, which suits a minimal or architectural interior.
Power factor above 0.9 — mentioned on our page, and almost nowhere else in this catalogue, so it is worth explaining. Power factor is how efficiently a fitting draws the current it uses. A poor one (0.5) pulls more current than its wattage suggests, which on a large number of downlights loads the circuit harder than the arithmetic implies. Above 0.9 is good, and it matters on a whole-of-house run.
240 V direct to mains — no separate transformer. Dimmable: ⚠ the type is not recorded, so tell us your dimmer and we will confirm compatibility before you buy one. In aluminium, which carries the LED's heat away and is the single thing that most determines how long a diode lasts.
63 mm diameter, 98 mm deep, cutout not recorded — ask us before the ceiling is cut, in aluminium, white. Integrated 16 W LED giving 1,200 lm at 3000 K, included, CRI >92, 40° beam, power factor >0.9, dimmable — type not recorded; confirm with us. 240 V direct to mains, IP44 — bathrooms outside the shower zone. Warranty is FIVE years, as a replacement warranty.
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It is near the top of what LED lighting achieves, and it is the reason to buy this. Most downlights here record >80 and a good one >84. Over a kitchen bench, meat, greens, fruit and timber hold their colour instead of going grey — the single most noticeable upgrade in a kitchen. On artwork, joinery and stone, pigment and veining read true; in a bathroom, skin looks healthy rather than washed out.
No, and our page overstated it. Five years is a genuinely good term — among the longest in this catalogue — but no LED is permanent, and we would rather tell you the term than imply something it does not cover.
No source records it, on a recessed downlight — and it is the first thing an electrician asks for. The fitting is 63 mm across and 98 deep, so the aperture will be smaller than 63, but we will not guess a hole size. Ask us before the ceiling is cut.
Do not assume so. No insulation rating is recorded on this variant, where the 5000 K version records IC-4. Ask us and we will confirm with Telbix.
Closer than a wide-beam downlight. A 40-degree beam gives a defined pool, so fittings spaced as though they were 120 degrees will leave scallops between them. Tell us your ceiling height and the room and we will work the layout out.
It is how efficiently a fitting draws the current it uses. A poor one pulls more current than its wattage suggests, which on a large number of downlights loads the circuit harder than the arithmetic implies. Above 0.9 is good, and it matters on a whole-of-house run.
Outside the shower zone, yes — IP44. And with CRI above 92, a bathroom is arguably where this fitting earns its money.
| Brand | Telbix Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | MDL-16D-16W-930 (White, 3000K) |
| Type | Recessed LED downlight module — small aperture, very high CRI |
| Input Voltage | 240V direct to mains — no transformer |
| Wattage | 16W integrated LED — included |
| Lumen Output | 1200lm |
| Efficacy | 75 lm/W |
| CRI | > 92 — near the top of what LED achieves. Our URL says “CRI 90” |
| Colour Temperature | 3000K warm white — fixed |
| Beam Angle | 40° — a medium beam. Space it closer than a wide downlight |
| Power Factor | > 0.9 — good, and it matters on a whole-of-house run |
| Dimming | YES — ⚠ the type is not recorded. Tell us your dimmer |
| IP Rating | IP44 — bathrooms outside the shower zone, and laundries |
| Insulation Rating | ⚠ NOT RECORDED on this variant — do not assume it may be covered |
| Diameter | 63mm — small and discreet; most downlights are 90–110mm |
| Depth | 98mm |
| Cutout | ⚠ NOT RECORDED — ask us BEFORE the ceiling is cut |
| Material | Aluminium — it carries the LED’s heat away |
| Warranty | FIVE YEARS — among the longest in this catalogue |
| MDL-16D variant | Colour | CRI | Warranty as recorded |
|---|---|---|---|
| MDL-16D-16W-930 | 3000K | > 92 | 5 years |
| MDL-16D-510G3 | Switchable | ask us | 5 years |
| MDL-16D-850 | 5000K | > 84 | ⚠ 1 year — we believe this is an error |
For all warranty claims please ensure you have your proof of purchase at hand, an invoice from your electrician from the installation and check the faulty product is within the applicable warranty period. Warranty is replacement only.
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