LED Panel Slim Square 8W Recessed OSRAM for Indoor

The recessed square LED Slim panel (8W) features an OSRAM DURIS E 2835 chip, designed to deliver even illumination thanks to its 120° beam angle. Made with aluminum to help improve the fixture’s durability, it’s ideal for installation in surfaces with limited depth. Its modern design fits a wide range of spaces, both residential and professional. It also offers instant-on operation so you can use the light right away, with a high color rendering level (high CRI) for a warm, welcoming light tone. Includes mounting tabs for secure installation.

Durability and Reliability

Constructed from aluminum and PC materials, this panel offers enhanced durability and resistance to everyday indoor environmental factors. Its IP44 rating ensures protection against splashing water, making it suitable for spaces like kitchens and bathrooms.

The fixture supports a wide operating temperature range from -20°C to 55°C, and a robust 100,000 switching cycle life guarantees long-lasting performance.

Performance and Features

Equipped with SMD 2835 LEDs and an integrated driver, the luminaire provides high efficiency at 110 lm/W, generating an estimated 880 lumens from 8 watts of consumption.

Its fast startup time of 0.2 seconds ensures immediate full brightness upon activation, enhancing user experience in all settings.

Color Temperature Options

Available in three color temperatures (3000K, 4000K, and 6000K), the product can adapt to diverse lighting needs, from warm to cool white tones, accommodating residential or professional atmospheres.

Frequently Asked Questions

What installation method does the LED panel use?

The panel is designed for recessed mounting and includes mounting tabs to ensure secure fitting in surfaces with limited depth.

Is the light suitable for damp indoor locations?

Yes, the IP44 rating means the LED panel is protected against water splashes, making it appropriate for moist indoor environments like bathrooms or kitchens.

Does the product support dimming?

The supplied data does not indicate dimming capability, so it should be considered non-dimmable unless specified otherwise by the supplier.