Smart lighting goes beyond the simple light bulb – Philips Hue comes in all shapes and sizes, including downlights.
White and color ambiance
Akari Downlight
IP 44
Integrated LED
Bluetooth control via app
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$109.99
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White ambiance
Garnea Downlight
Integrated LED
Bluetooth control via app
Control with app or voice*
Add Hue Bridge to unlock more
$94.99
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Guide to smart LED recessed lighting
Can I use recessed lighting in hallways?
Yes! Sitting flush with the ceiling, recessed lighting is discreet and takes up little space. This makes it a popular lighting choice for hallways, particularly in modern homes or those with low ceilings.
Can I use recessed LED lights in the kitchen?
Yes! Recessed lights, also known as downlights or can lights, sit flush with the ceiling – making them a great lighting solution for small kitchens or kitchens with low ceilings where pendant lights may cause obstructions.
What is recessed can lighting?
Can lighting is another name for recessed lights. The name comes from the housing fixture, which is cylindrical and metal, resembling a canister. This makes it look like the bulb has been installed into an empty can. The fixture is then inserted into an opening in the ceiling, which makes can lighting a great option for rooms where there isn’t space for a hanging fixture.
What is smart LED recessed lighting?
Also called downlights, recessed lights sit flush with the ceiling. Smart recessed lights feature all the smart features of Philips Hue.
Which smart bulbs can be used for recessed lighting?
Philips Hue recessed lights come with integrated LEDs, so you don't need to get a separate bulb.
Can I control LED recessed lights with voice?
You can control any smart recessed light with your voice by pairing it with your favourite smart home assistant, such as Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant or Siri.
Learn about smart LED recessed lights
*When a bulb displays "Up to" a certain number of lumens in its specifications, it displays the maximum lumen output of the bulb. It shows how bright the bulb can get at 2700 K (White bulbs) or 4000 K (White ambiance or White and colour ambiance bulbs). Learn more about brightness.
