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GU10 Downlights
GU10 downlights operate on mains voltage and require additional GU10 LED lamps. They offer more flexibility than integrated as you can easily change the LED if it fails. Read More Below
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Studio Style Recessed Downlights Ansell LyricAs low as £14.82 Incl. VATUsually available in 2-3 daysPer Each -
Ansell Twistlock GU10/MR16 DownlightsAs low as £7.49 Incl. VATUsually available in 2-3 daysPer Each -
Aurora Lighting Fire Rated GU10 Downlights Die CastAs low as £5.54 Incl. VATOver 100 In StockPer Each -
Aurora EFD-Pro Insulation Coverable Downlights GU10As low as £6.47 Incl. VATOver 100 In StockPer Each -
Forum Spa GU10 Adjustable Bathroom Downlights IP65As low as £9.46 Incl. VAT24 In Stock | More Available In Usually 2-3 daysPer Each -
Aurora EN-DLM482MWB GU10 Baffle Downlight Adjustable£17.64 Incl. VAT21 In Stock | More Available In Usually 2-3 daysPer Each
Available in fire rated and non fire rated versions, non fire rated downlighters are cheaper to buy, fire rated downlights are recommended for use in almost all domestic applications. This recommendation comes from the Electrical Safety Council (ESC). Further details can be found here.
GU10 downlights don't require an additional LED driver. The LED is replaceable; in the event of a failure or it can be replaced with a different colour temperature, beam angle, brightness or brand.
Many consumers still prefer GU10 downlights as they provide more flexibility than integrated. Integrated LED downlights are the main rival of the GU10 downlight, they are technologically more advanced. Integrated LED downlights are a complete style of downlight which contains the LED, driver and downlight holder as one sealed unit.
We've written an article about the pros and cons of LED downlights, which can be found here.