LED Spotlight Ceiling Fixture That Turns a Full Circle

This LED ceiling spotlight sits on the surface, so no hole gets cut. The head folds down on a hinge and turns a full circle on its base. That means you can aim the beam at a picture, a bench or a doorway and change your mind later. The body is aluminum. Choose black, white, black with a gold inner ring, or white with a gold inner ring. Four wattages from 5W to 12W cover a small hallway or a working kitchen. Three light colours are available.

A recessed downlight is fixed the day it goes in. This one is not. The head folds down on a hinge and swings a full circle on its base, so the beam goes where you want it. It bolts onto the surface of the ceiling, which means no hole and no plasterboard work. The supplied drawing shows it fitted to a wall as well. Four wattages and three light colours cover most rooms.

A Beam You Can Aim

The hinge takes the head from flat to pointing almost straight out.

The base then turns the whole thing round.

Between the two you can reach nearly any angle from one fixing point.

The head folds on the hinge and the base turns underneath it.

Between the two movements almost any angle is reachable.

Nothing needs redrilling if you change your mind about the aim.

Aimed at a wall it grazes the surface and shows the texture.

Aimed straight down it lights a bench or a table below.

A row of three along a hallway gives an even rhythm.

Set them the same distance from the wall so the beams match.

Surface Mount, Not Recessed

Nothing is cut into the ceiling, so it suits concrete and hard ceilings.

It also works on a wall, which a recessed fitting cannot do.

A surface mount fixture needs no hole, so nothing is cut into the ceiling.

That matters on concrete, on timber and on any ceiling with a void behind it.

The supplied drawing shows the same base fixed to a wall.

On a wall it becomes an adjustable spot rather than a downlight.

The base is a shallow disc that covers a standard fixing point.

Because the LED is built in, there is no lamp to replace.

That also means the fixture cannot be changed by swapping the bulb.

Picking a Wattage

5W and 7W suit accent lighting on a picture or a shelf.

10W and 12W are closer to a working light over a bench.

5W and 7W are accent levels and suit a picture or a shelf.

10W and 12W are closer to a task light over a bench.

Warm white suits a living room; cold white suits a work area.

Neutral white sits between the two and is the safest general pick.

The gold inner ring warms the look before the lamp does anything.

A black inner ring keeps the fixture reading as a dark hole when off.

The body is aluminum, which sheds heat and keeps the LED running cool.