Colour temperature, measured in Kelvin (K), is a standard method for measuring the colour of light emitted from different types of bulbs. Aurora Lighting offers a range of colour temperatures, including extra warm white (2700K) warm white (3000K) and cool white (4000K), allowing you to select the ideal hue for your space.

IP rated downlights are designed to provide a specific level of protection against the ingress of dust and water, making them ideal for use in wet areas such as bathrooms. The IP rating, or Ingress Protection rating, indicates the level of protection offered by the downlight, with an IP65 rated downlight being safeguarded against dust and low-pressure water jets. The latest range of LED products from Aurora Lighting can be viewed in full by viewing their brochure here. Aurora Lighting - LED Downlights and Low Energy Lighting Solutions With a range of colour temperature options available, from extra warm white to cool white, you can customise your lighting to create the perfect ambiance for any room. No matter what your lighting preferences may be, Aurora’s versatile lighting range has something for everyone. Fixed Downlights Aurora’s versatile lighting range features a variety of downlights and lLED amps in various colour temperatures to suit any preference.

Low Voltage DC and Mains Voltage AC Options

Integrated LED downlights are an innovative lighting solution that combines the fitting and light bulb into one sleek unit. Their features include: Cable glands and grommets to help you attach, secure, and protect your wiring while keeping it dust and moisture-free. Connectors and terminals from leading electrical brands such as Hylec, Wago, and TimeGuard. Select from cable connectors, junction boxes, IP68 connectors, and a range of other accessories for safely joining and connecting electrical wires. Offering a simple and efficient lighting solution, fixed downlights create a modern and stylish look while being energy-efficient, helping to lower energy costs. Installation of any recessed downlights should be carried out by a qualified electrician to ensure proper safety standards are met. The process involves cutting a hole in the ceiling, connecting the downlight to the mains power supply, and securing the downlight in place. If you're going for the integrated LED downlight option, we recommend choosing them with a wiring connector. In the event of a failure you can the easily disconnect the downlight from the ceiling and replace it without having to rewire anything. Recessed Lighting

One of Aurora’s flagship products is the M-Pro, a market-leading downlight that is bright, stylish and has a flip-down driver which allows it to be fitted into tight ceiling voids. Available in fixed, adjustable and trim-less versions, this is a great choice for any application. Integrated LED Downlights Aurora downlights are widely regarded as the best in the business, their innovative technological features such as LED driver-on-board technology are now becoming standard features within the lighting industry.LED driver technology is an essential component of an LED circuit, providing safe and efficient operation of LED's. This technology ensures extended longevity and consistent performance of Aurora downlights, making them a reliable choice for your lighting needs. Aurora Lighting for Bathrooms Expert advice, with our FAQ section& experienced sales team who are available to an answer technical questions Recessed lighting is a type of lighting installed directly within a ceiling or wall, providing a sleek and minimalist aesthetic. LED downlights are the perfect choice for recessed lighting. The unobtrusive nature of recessed lighting offers a contemporary and sophisticated aesthetic to any space while being energy efficient and versatile in creating various lighting effects. Aurora lighting is widely regarded as one of the best in the industry, with innovative technology and features setting the standard for integrated LED downlights. What types of LED downlights does Aurora offer?