The Zora LED Downlight is the large-format option in T21's Type B COB range — 12W (D86xH43mm) and 18W (D106xH47mm), notably wider than most Type B alternatives while keeping the same flat H43-47mm profile. Black or White. On/Off and RF+BT app-controlled versions.

Where Terra covers similar wattage-adjacent territory at D62-82mm, Zora scales the same flat-profile COB approach up to D86-106mm — a genuinely larger visible fixture face on the ceiling, suited to spaces where a bigger downlight reads as proportionate: larger rooms, higher ceilings, or commercial applications where a compact D62mm fixture would look undersized against the room's scale. The flat H43-47mm body height stays consistent with Terra's low-profile design even at this larger diameter, meaning Zora doesn't require deeper ceiling voids than its smaller siblings, only a larger cutout.

The simplified two-colour range — Black or White only, without Terra's four-way cup colour choice — reflects Zora's positioning as a larger-scale functional fixture rather than a finish-forward accent light, though both colours remain fully capable across either wattage. Zora's two-colour simplicity also makes it a practical choice for larger commercial orders where finish decision-making needs to move quickly across many fixtures, compared to products offering four or five colour options per unit.

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Why would I choose the larger Zora over the more compact Terra at similar wattage?

Zora's larger D86-106mm diameter reads as proportionate in bigger rooms or higher-ceiling spaces where a compact D62-82mm fixture like Terra might look visually undersized against the room's scale. Both maintain a similarly flat, low-profile body, so the choice is primarily about ceiling-to-fixture proportion rather than installation depth.

Does Zora's larger size require a deeper ceiling void than Terra?

No. Zora's H43-47mm profile matches Terra's low-profile design closely — the larger dimension is entirely in diameter (cutout size), not fixture height. Ceiling void depth requirements remain comparable between the two products.

Does Zora's simpler two-colour range make it faster to specify for large commercial orders?

In practice, yes. With only Black or White to choose between rather than four or five finish options, specification decisions move faster across large fixture counts — a genuine practical advantage for commercial projects ordering many units where finish decisions need to be made quickly and consistently.