Understated, OverheadThere is nothing showy about this little ceiling spot, and that is rather the point. It holds a single GU10 lamp inside a compact grey cylinder and puts a soft edged pool of light exactly where it is mounted.Picking Your FinishGrey sits comfortably against most ceiling colours without matching any of them precisely, which makes it an easy choice when you are not trying to make a statement. The same body is also made in Black, for a crisper outline, and in White, for ceilings where you want it to disappear almost entirely. Lamp type and light spread are the same across all three.How It WorksA short aluminium cylinder holds one GU10 lamp holder behind a glass cover that softens the beam into an even pool rather than a hard edged spotlight. It takes GU10 halogen lamps up to 10W or an LED GU10 retrofit, and wires directly to a 220 to 240V mains supply. IP20 rated, it is intended for dry indoor ceilings.Where It Works BestIt suits hallways, utility rooms, walk in wardrobes or anywhere you need one dependable point of light rather than a full lighting scheme. Because grey is the quietest of the three finishes against most paint colours, it is a safe pick where you would rather the ceiling stayed the focus.Good To Know Height 14.5cm, diameter 7cm Net weight approximately 0.42kg Aluminium body with a single glass diffuser cover IP20 rating, suitable for dry indoor locations only One GU10 lamp holder, max 10W, halogen or LED retrofit, lamp not included Wired for direct connection to a 220 to 240V, 50/60Hz mains supply SLV backs the Astina range with a 5 year manufacturer's guarantee Questions People AskCan this take an LED bulb? Yes, it accepts a GU10 LED retrofit lamp as well as halogen, both rated up to 10W.Will grey clash with a white ceiling? Not really, it sits comfortably against most ceiling colours without matching any of them precisely, which is why it works as such a safe, understated choice.Where would this suit best? It is a good fit for hallways, utility rooms or walk in wardrobes, anywhere you want one dependable point of light rather than a full scheme.
