FType Ultra represents the pinnacle of downlight technology today and has been developed to facilitate easy first-second fix installations. Ultra offers the very latest innovation for safety, ease of installation and testing compliance. Ultra provides a wealth of benefits for contractors, sellers and homeowners alike whilst providing greater choice, lighting customisation and stylish, slimline aesthetics. Innovations include an easy-access ClipFit connector - designed to revolutionise installation by providing 360 wiring access, a QuickView window to ensure the wiring is safe and secure and a 500V insulation resistance compatible VDE connector, ideal for stuff cable connection. Colour Change CCT - The 4-colour CCT version of Ultra for maximum flexibility. Offering a choice of 2700K 3000K, which creates a more relaxed and comfortable environment, or 4000K 6000K suitable for more task-focused rooms. Crystaline-Optic Lens - Utilises the latest super-efficient LED technology, with a wide 60-degree baffled back-lens for reduced glare whilst maximising light-output and performance. Crafted for excellence, the FType Ultra boasts 30-60-90 minute rate rating, I-Joist safety compliant, an impressive 50k hours lifetime along with a 7-year warranty to give you peace of mind. Illuminate spaces reliably and beautifully. These downlights are perfect for all applications, enabling any room to be fully customised based on lighting preferences and preferred colour temperature, with a flick of a switch. CCT correlated colour temperature defines how the light appears and how it might make us feel. A low CCT value eg 2700K indicates that the light contains a substantial proportion of the red, orange and yellow wavelengths, which we often call warm white. A higher CCT value eg 5000K would have less red and orange but more of the blue wavelengths, which we would call a cool white. With CCT it is not accurate to claim that one value is better than another. If we prefer warmer or cooler whites is generally a matter of personal preference.
