Collingwood H2 Deco CSP Anti-Glare LED Downlight — White/White H2D1WHIWHI

Create a discreet ceiling finish with the Collingwood H2 Deco CSP LED downlight. This white-bezel, white-reflector model combines a recessed light source with selectable wattage and four white-light colour temperatures.

Choose between 6.5W and 10W output settings, with light output ranging from 550 to 1,000 lumens depending on the selected wattage and colour temperature. Integrated LEDs mean no separate GU10 bulb is required.

Recessed Anti-Glare Design

The recessed light source helps shield the LEDs from direct view, making the H2 Deco worth considering for living rooms, bedrooms and other spaces where visual comfort matters.

Its white bezel and white reflector create a coordinated appearance against a white ceiling. The fixed design directs light downwards rather than tilting towards a feature.

Four Colour Temperatures in One Fitting

Select the white-light appearance to suit your interior:

• 2200K: an extra-warm, amber-toned appearance.

• 2700K: a warm white for relaxed interiors.

• 3000K: a slightly crisper warm white.

• 4000K: a neutral white appearance.

These are selectable white-light settings, rather than RGB colour-changing lighting.

Selectable Wattage and Dimming

Choose 6.5W or 10W to suit the lighting scheme. The resulting brightness also depends on the colour temperature selected.

This model supports mains dimming with compatible leading-edge or trailing-edge dimmers. Confirm compatibility and loading limits before choosing your dimmer switch.

Check Installation Requirements

The H2 Deco is IP65-rated from below and IP20 from above. Your electrician should confirm suitability for its intended location and follow the manufacturer’s installation instructions.

Check the ceiling cut-out, available installation space and relevant fire-test details before ordering. Fire-rating suitability depends on the ceiling construction and installation method.

Need Help Choosing?

Contact Lightologist for help comparing downlights, selecting compatible dimmers or planning a coordinated lighting scheme for your home.