Have you cut the hole too big? Need to replace large old fashion mains downlights? The quick and easy solution is to use one of these retrofit converter downlights.

This low voltage conversion kit contains a recessed downlight with an oversize bezel (150mm) suitable for easy coverage of an existing hole up to 140mm in diameter.

Simply remove your old fitting from the ceiling, disconnect the mains supply, connect the transformer to the supply and lamp then push up into the ceiling void. No plastering and no fuss. Job done!

Sold as a kit: contains one fitting, one transformer and one 50 watt 60° very wide beam lamp.

Spare lamps can also be added to basket if required.

Overall Diameter:
150mm

Number Of Lamps	1
Lamp Type	MR16 - 12v
Part L Compliant Luminaire	No
Lamps Included	Yes
Dimmable?	Yes - on standard dimmer (TRIAC or leading edge)
Max Wattage	50w
Diameter	150mm
Depth/Projection	11mm
Construction	Steel - Powder Coated
Wiring Details	Class 2 - Double Insulated - Requires no Earth Connection
IP Rating	IP20
Driver	Includes remote driver/transformer suitable for 230 - 240v supply
PDF Document(s)	View PDF

Is the white finish matt or gloss?
The finish of this downlight converter is gloss.

I’m looking to replace some eyeball fittings that have 120-130mm cutouts - so these would fit... but need something fire rated? Are these fire rated or could you advise an alternative?
These are not fire rated as standard, search in our search box 41420 for a downlight that would be perfect for you.

I need to replace old spotlights - diameter 120mm - in the bathroom. Is this suitable?
These are IP20 so can only be used in areas outside of zone 2 in a bathroom. You can use this IP65 oversize downlight in areas that are likely to wet.

Just need the oversized light fitting the transformers I have will you sell separate and if so price please.
We are happy to help, please call our office to place your order without the transformer.

These have been taken down by my decorator how can they be refitted?
Please take a look under the specifications tab where you will find a PDF version of the installation guide.

Do you do adjustable versions of these downlight converters?
This fitting is only available as a fixed option. Please see out oversizes downlights for some adjustable fittings with a larger diameter.

Our kitchen ceiling has two layer of plasterboard totalling about 24mm deep. Will the spring clips work over that thickness?
Yes this will work sufficiently.

Can LED MR16s bulbs be used instead of the standard MR16s bulbs that come with the kit?
Yes, you are able to use LED MR16s with these fittings, those these will need to be purchased separately.

Are these lights suitable for bathrooms?
Yes in most locations they are just fine. But over the shower something with a higher IP rating will be required.

Does this include a transformer? if not which one would be suitable and are these easy to fit for a diy`er
Everything you require to install this downlight is included in the price. You will receive the downlight, a transformer, a lampholder and a lamp.

I am looking to replace two old low voltage downlights which work off one transformer, I take it these lights will work in the same way, not 1 transformer for each light?
As long as the transformer load can take the lamp load it will be perfect.

I`m replacing some large mains downlights in a Kitchen and the cut outs are 143-145mm, you mention grip fill can be used for slightly larger holes, do you think this will be feasible with the limited overlap I have to play with? Or if I fix some strips of wood/plasterboard inside the cutout to reduce the width effectively making an oblong inner hole, will the springs be able to grip against that?
We have every faith that these will be okay on their own. Take out an existing fitting and try one out in situ. If you want to add Gripfill to the back just prop in position while it cures to get a nice close fit with the ceiling.

So, does a cut out of 140mm mean that this is suitable for a hole up to 140mm please? Therefore suitable for a hole size 130mm?
The plate will cover any existing hole from around 60mm up to a maximum of 140mm.

I want to replace some R63 downlighters. These have a ceiling cutout of just over 70mm and an outside diameter of around 100mm. Will these converters fit into this size hole without further cutting?
Yes, the cut-out for these particular downlights can be anything between 70-140mm

I want to replace four R80 downlighters with four downlight converters in 12v. Am I correct in assuming I will only get the equivalent of half the light output from the replacement downlighter?
A 50w 12v lamp will give the equivalent light as a 60w R80 lamp. But the beam is more intense than a R80 lamp. Thereby if you have a relatively high ceiling or a liberal number of downlights the switch will be an improvement. If you have fewer downlights or a low ceiling the results will be patchy.