Collection: Recessed Spotlights

Cut-out size varies by fitting — always check the product specification before cutting. Common sizes are 50 mm, 68 mm and 75 mm. The decorative ring of the spotlight typically overlaps the cut-out edge by several millimetres to hide any imperfections in the ceiling. Measure the available ceiling void depth too, as some fittings — particularly fire-rated models — require more installation depth than standard versions. Browse Recessed Spotlights to compare specifications.

Fire-rated recessed spotlights are required by building regulations in many applications — particularly in floors separating habitable storeys, where the ceiling forms part of a fire-resistant barrier. In Greece, consult current building codes and your electrician for specific requirements. In general, installing fire-rated fittings is good practice in any occupied space above a ceiling void, regardless of whether regulations strictly require it. Check our Recessed Spot Housings for fire-rated options.

GU10 fittings accept replaceable bulbs, making it easy to change colour temperature, wattage or replace a failed bulb without replacing the whole fitting. Integrated LED models have the light engine built in, which can offer a slimmer profile and longer-rated lifespan for the module — but replacing the light source means replacing the entire fitting. For most domestic installations, GU10 fittings paired with quality LED Bulbs GU10 offer the best balance of flexibility and running economy.

Colour temperature depends on the intended use and atmosphere. For kitchens, bathrooms and work areas, 4000 K (neutral white) provides clear, energising light suitable for tasks. For living rooms, bedrooms and hospitality spaces, 2700–3000 K (warm white) creates a comfortable, relaxing ambience. Some dimmable spotlights shift colour temperature as you dim them, mimicking the warmth of halogen — a useful feature for multi-purpose rooms. Avoid mixing different colour temperatures in the same visible ceiling area.

Yes, but you must use a fitting with the correct IP (Ingress Protection) rating for the zone in which it will be installed. Bathrooms are divided into protection zones (0, 1, 2 and outside these zones) with minimum IP requirements for each. Zone 1 (directly above the bath or shower area) typically requires IP44 as a minimum; zone 2 requires at least IP44. Always check the product's IP rating against current electrical standards in your region and have the installation carried out by a qualified electrician.

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All recessed spotlights sold at Lynk.gr are covered by our standard returns and after-sales support process — details on our Warranty & Returns page. Every purchase is also backed by Lynk Buyer Protection, which covers you if an item does not arrive as described. Keep your order confirmation as proof of purchase.

The number of spotlights depends on room size, ceiling height, the lumen output of each fitting and the desired illuminance level. A common rule of thumb for general ambient lighting is to divide the room area (in m²) by a spacing factor and plan for even distribution. For a 3 m ceiling, spotlights are typically spaced 1–1.5 m apart, and 0.75–1 m from walls. For task-intensive areas like kitchens, supplement ambient spotlights with under-cabinet or dedicated task lighting. Explore LED Downlights and LED Bulbs for complementary products.