The Peak LED Downlight solves a specific retrofit problem most multi-wattage downlights create: both the 7W (D44xH70mm) and 10W (D44xH90mm) versions share an identical D44mm cutout diameter — only the fixture's height changes between wattages, not the ceiling opening itself. White or Black. On/Off and RF+BT app-controlled versions. Premium COB technology, 3-year warranty.

Most downlight ranges scale diameter alongside wattage — a higher-output fixture typically needs a larger cutout to accommodate more COB componentry. Peak takes a different engineering approach: the diameter stays fixed at D44mm across both wattage steps, with the additional height (H90mm versus H70mm) absorbing the extra componentry needed for 10W output instead of widening the footprint. This matters directly for renovation and retrofit projects where a ceiling has already been cut to a specific diameter and later needs a wattage change — swapping from the 7W to the 10W Peak requires no cutout modification, only confirming adequate void depth for the taller 10W body.

Electrical contractors specify Peak specifically for phased projects or spaces where lighting requirements might shift after initial installation — a showroom that later needs brighter accent in one specific area, for instance, can upgrade from 7W to 10W Peak fixtures without recutting the ceiling, a genuine practical advantage over ranges where wattage and diameter are linked.

The two colour options, White and Black, remain consistent across both wattages, and both control types — On/Off and RF+BT — are available at either wattage step, giving full flexibility to match control type to project requirements independently of the wattage decision.

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Can I upgrade a Peak installation from 7W to 10W later without recutting the ceiling?

Yes — this is Peak's specific design advantage. Because both wattages share the identical D44mm cutout, upgrading from 7W to 10W requires only confirming adequate ceiling void depth for the taller H90mm body, with no modification to the existing cutout diameter needed.

Why does Peak keep the same cutout diameter across wattages when most downlight ranges scale diameter with output?

Peak absorbs the additional componentry needed for higher wattage into fixture height (H90mm versus H70mm) rather than diameter, keeping the D44mm cutout consistent. This specifically benefits retrofit and phased projects where a fixed cutout size needs to accommodate a future wattage change.