Adjustable Ceiling Spotlight, Surface Mounted LED Downlight, CRI 98

This adjustable ceiling spotlight is a hardwired surface mounted fixture. Turn power off, mount to the ceiling point and have a qualified electrician connect the AC wiring and confirm dimmer compatibility if selected.

The source shows the 10W to 20W body at about 3.5 in wide x 4.1 in high, or 90 x 105 mm. The 7W body is about 2.8 in wide x 4.5 in high, or 70 x 115 mm.

The source detail images show a precision aluminum lamp body, COB light source and anti-glare optical lens. The fixture is offered in Gray, Pink, White, Black, Yellow and Green.

The selected variant ships as one surface mounted ceiling spotlight with integrated COB LED light source and mounting hardware.

Turn power off and let the lamp cool before cleaning. Dust the body and lens gently with a dry soft cloth, and avoid spraying cleaner directly into the LED or swivel joint.

Choose fixture color, wattage, dimmable or non-dimmable format, and light temperature. Warm White 3000K is softer, Neutral White 4000K is balanced, and Cool White 6000K is brighter.

Use it for living room accents, kitchen tasks, hallway art, closets, shelves and display zones. It is a surface mounted spotlight, so it does not require a recessed ceiling opening.

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Yes, especially in closets, hallways and reading nooks where a small apartment has no room to spare for a lamp. The 7W body is about 2.8 in wide, small enough to sit close to the ceiling in a tight room, and it mounts to the surface with nothing cut into the ceiling. It suits closet lighting, hallway picture lighting and bedroom reading corners equally well.

Yes. The COB light source has a 24 degree beam angle, narrow enough to land on a counter, prep area or workbench rather than washing the whole ceiling, which makes it a good fit for kitchen task zones.

Look at the lamp body, the lens and the light source. This one has a precision aluminum lamp body, an anti-glare optical lens and an integrated COB light source built to CRI 98, plus a base that rotates a full 360 degrees so the beam isn't fixed straight down. It comes in six fixture colors and in wattages from 7W to 20W, with dimmable versions of each.

Yes. It is surface mounted, so it suits rooms without recessed ceiling holes rather than needing a cavity cut into the ceiling. The 10W to 20W body adds about 4.1 in below the ceiling and the 7W body about 4.5 in, so the fixture stays compact even where ceiling height is already tight.

Yes. The base rotates 360 degrees and the head folds 90 degrees, so the beam swings onto a frame or shelf instead of pointing straight down. That suits hallway picture lighting, gallery wall highlights, accent walls and retail-style display shelves.

It's covered. An anti-glare optical lens sits over the COB light source, so the diode itself isn't left exposed and glaring into the room. That lens pairs with a light built to CRI 98, meant for color-sensitive lighting, which matters most in a kitchen or reading area where color accuracy counts.

If the room serves more than one purpose, yes. Houseland offers this spotlight in three light temperatures and in dimmable or non-dimmable format for every wattage from 7W to 20W, so the same fixture can run bright and cool for a task, then warm and dim for evening use. A basic fixed-output fixture can't make that switch.

It is, whenever cutting a hole in the ceiling isn't an option. This fixture mounts flat to the ceiling surface instead of into a recessed cavity, which is exactly why it suits rooms without recessed ceiling holes. It still rotates 360 degrees and folds 90 degrees once it's mounted, so the beam can be aimed after installation rather than fixed in one spot.

A full range. The base rotates a full 360 degrees and the head folds a further 90 degrees, so you can point the COB source at a wall, a shelf or a counter without remounting the fixture. Combined with a 24 degree beam angle, that lets one ceiling point cover several different targets in a room.

Pros: a precision aluminum lamp body, an anti-glare optical lens, CRI 98 color accuracy, and a head that rotates and folds to aim the beam anywhere in the room. Cons: it is a hardwired fixture that needs a qualified electrician to install, dimmable variants only dim correctly with compatible dimming controls, and it's meant for dry indoor locations only.

Not safely. This is a hardwired ceiling fixture, and it should be installed by a qualified electrician rather than wired in as a DIY swap. What renters do get is a fixture that needs no hole cut into the ceiling, since it mounts to the surface rather than into a recessed cavity, but the electrical connection itself still needs a professional.

It needs existing ceiling wiring and a qualified electrician: power is turned off first, the surface mounted body is fixed to the ceiling point with the mounting hardware included in the box, and the electrician connects the AC wiring. There is nothing else to buy for the mounting itself.