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The spotlight is recessed into the ceiling. The trimless finish is achieved by integrating the spotlight into the ceiling using filler, sanding and paint.
Use the “Glendive” hole saw, designed specifically for trimless installation.
Screw it to the ceiling using the included screws.
Integrate the accessory into the ceiling to achieve an invisible finish.
Complete the electrical connection before fitting the spotlight.
Press until it is securely in place.
With an existing light point
DIY installation. Connect the existing cable to the driver. On trimless models, the finish requires filler and sanding to achieve seamless integration. If you're not confident, we recommend hiring a professional.
Without an existing light point
A new electrical installation is required. Power must be brought to the installation point. If you don't have experience with electrical work, we recommend using a qualified electrician.
Indicative information only. Always check local electrical regulations.
Trimless round recessed LED downlight for outdoor use in aluminum Gensap
When night falls, light becomes the best ally for the outdoors. The round trimless recessed LED downlight for outdoor use in aluminum Gensap dispenses with all superfluous elements to offer invisible outdoor lighting.
Its internal components are made of aluminum and feature a polycarbonate reflector that controls the beam and prevents glare. Without a visible frame, the light point seems to emerge directly from the surface.
As a frameless recessed outdoor spotlight, it integrates into terraces, porches, pergolas, or patios, and also fits in outdoor dining areas, chill-out zones, or passageways. By combining several outdoor trimless downlights, you can adjust the number and arrangement of light points to complete the outdoor lighting of each project.
Its installation can be completed with the trimless recessed downlight hole saw from Sklum, specifically designed for this type of luminaire.
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