Maxlite Universal Downlights 0-10V Dimmable RCF Series

July 15, 2024

The Universal Commercial downlight is an economical, all-in-one solution for adding recessed downlighting to hospitality, retail, office and other commercial lighting applications. The downlight is designed with an integral whip, which connects directly to a junction box (existing or independently mounted), and a universal driver that eliminates the need for a traditional recessed housing, saving installers time and money. The downlight combines 5 CCTs and 3 wattages in one product. Easy to install in new construction, remodel and retrofit projects, the downlight has a slim body that fits into shallow ceilings. Its white baffle trim blends seamlessly into interiors and reduces glare for soft, eye-pleasing illumination.

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