Slim LED Downlight with Osram Chip: Maximum Light in Minimum Depth

The slim LED downlight solves renovations where the false ceiling does not offer enough depth, because the extra flat format without a recessed box needs only a few millimetres above the panel, which is decisive in shallow false ceilings.

Why the slim LED downlight is the ideal choice in renovations

An extra flat LED downlight for renovation goes in without chasing or dust, and the no building work slim LED panel lets you change the lighting of a home in a single morning.

No recessed box and minimum installation depth

The slim integrated driver sits in a separate housing hidden above the ceiling, so the minimum installation depth stays under three centimetres.

A slim LED panel for tight spaces fits where a traditional downlight cannot, and the slim LED panel for low false ceilings is the usual answer in older flats with plasterboard fixed to the slab.

The minimum false ceiling cut out is also smaller, so a slim LED downlight without a new ceiling cut often reuses the hole left by the old halogen.

As a low profile LED luminaire, it runs on 220-240V AC directly and needs no additional transformer.

Available wattages and diameters

From 6W to 30W in round and square

The 8W extra flat slim LED downlight covers corridors and bathrooms, the 15W 24W 30W slim LED panel handles living rooms and premises, and the square or round slim LED downlight comes in both formats with the same depth.

The adjustable multiwatt power lets you pick the consumption with a selector on the unit itself, so a single reference serves several rooms.

The round recessed slim LED panel is the best seller in the catalogue, while the slim LED downlight price depends on the wattage and the chip fitted.

Technical parameters to choose well

Slim lumens per watt show the real performance of the unit, and the Osram Duris chip makes the difference against generic models, which is why the Osram chip slim LED downlight is chosen for demanding installations.

The LED panel service life exceeds 30,000 hours, and a dimmable slim LED panel accepts trailing edge dimming with most dimmers on the market.

The opal diffuser spreads the light evenly to offer uniform lighting with no bright spots or harsh shadows.

UGR and selectable CCT in extra flat format

A UGR17 slim LED downlight keeps glare free UGR below the limit required in offices and screen based work stations.

The slim selectable CCT lets you switch from warm to cool with a switch, and the selectable colour slim LED panel avoids deciding the temperature at the time of purchase.

The slim LED panel for homes is usually chosen in 3000K, while offices and shops prefer 4000K or even cool white at 6000K in technical areas.

If you need mounting parts, take a look at the LED downlight accessories or the LED ceiling and surface fittings.

Frequently asked questions about slim LED downlights

What is the difference between a slim downlight and a standard one?

The slim does without the recessed box and places the driver apart, so the body barely protrudes a few millimetres above the false ceiling.

What minimum depth do I need to install a slim?

Between 25 and 30 millimetres for the body, plus the side space where the driver sits, which can be moved aside if there is little room.

Does a slim downlight give the same light as a conventional one?

With the same lumen output it gives the same amount of light, although the diffusion is more uniform than that of a spot with a reflector.

Do slim LED units have certified UGR?

Professional models declare UGR below 19 and some drop under 17, values suitable for offices under workplace regulations.

What cut out diameter do I need for a 15W slim?

Around 120 millimetres, although it is worth checking each model sheet because it varies between manufacturers.

Are slim LED downlights dimmable?

Those with a dimmable driver accept trailing edge dimming, while the basic ones only work on and off.