LED Ceiling Spotlight Surface Mounted - Dimmable - GU10 Fitting - White - Tiltable - ø95mm

This round white LED surface-mounted spotlight is designed for anyone looking for a sleek, modern, and durable way to illuminate a space. The spotlight combines a minimalist appearance with smart technical details, making both installation and daily use exceptionally comfortable. Since no light source is included, you have the freedom to choose a GU10 lamp that perfectly matches your preferences—whether you prefer warm ambient lighting or bright, functional illumination.

Easy and safe installation

Thanks to the integrated GU10 fitting and the pre-installed connectors, installation takes just a few minutes. There are no loose parts that could get in the way, and because the spotlight is equipped with an earth wire, you can connect it safely and fully in accordance with the applicable guidelines.

High-quality aluminium design

The fixture is made of premium aluminium, which is immediately noticeable in its finish and weight. This material ensures a long lifespan, is resistant to rust, and maintains its like-new appearance year after year. The timeless design makes the spotlight suitable for almost any interior—whether it’s a modern home, an office space, or a warm and atmospheric living environment.

Flexible light beam for any application

One major advantage of this surface-mounted spotlight is its tiltable beam angle. With up to 36 degrees of adjustability, you can direct the light precisely where you need it. This makes it ideal for general lighting in hallways and rooms as well as for highlighting wall décor or specific objects. The focused light gives you complete freedom to set the mood of any space.

Sleek finish for new and existing ceilings

This surface-mounted spotlight is also very useful for renovation projects. With a diameter of 95 millimetres, it can cover existing ceiling openings in many cases, making old cut-outs no longer visible. The result is a clean and uniform finish that looks as though the lighting was always intended to be that way.