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Maxxima 4” 5 CCT Rotatable Ultra-Thin Trimless Recessed LED Floating Gimbal Downlight, 750 Lumens, Color Selectable 2700K/3000K/3500K/4000K/5000K, 90-Degree Tilt, Dimmable, 90 CRI, IC Rated Canless
Maxxima 4” 5 CCT Rotatable Ultra-Thin Trimless Recessed LED Floating Gimbal Downlight, 750 Lumens, Color Selectable 2700K/3000K/3500K/4000K/5000K, 90-Degree Tilt, Dimmable, 90 CRI, IC Rated Canless
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Product Description
This trimless anti-glare LED plaster downlight features a deep recess, and a smooth white inner baffle with an adjustable eyeball. It is a designer downlight kit that blends into all ceilings, creating a clean sleek look. It comes with a metal junction box, also known as a j-box
It has an impeccable rotation angle of 360° with a 90° tilt, allowing you to angle the light wherever you need it to shine. It provides 750 lumens of light output and has a CRI rating of 90 and uses just 9 watts of energy, equivalent to a 65W incandescent ceiling light featuring 38° beam spread.
Perfect for contractors and professional installers as they can always have the light readily available no matter what color temperature is needed.
It is a designer downlight kit that blends into all ceilings, creating a clean sleek look.
Dimmable and color selectable with 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K options, giving you the ability to choose your preferred color temperature
It uses just 9 watts of energy, equivalent to a 65W incandescent ceiling light featuring 38° beam spread.
Sleek Trimless Design
Easily incorporate these mud-in eyeball downlights into your ceiling with this frameless recessed design featuring a low-profile that is simply installed and spackled over to give a seamless and beautiful designer look to your space. Each downlight kit comes with a frame that you plaster onto the ceiling and paint over to hide the standard trim that slim downlights typically have.
Easy Replacement
Our twist-lock design allows you to easily replace the lighting components if needed in the future. You can simply push up and twist the head counter clockwise and remove it without opening up your ceiling or damaging the sheetrock.
