CyberTech Lighting LED Recessed Can Light/Downlight

The term “can” in lighting refers to a type of housing that holds a light fixture into the ceiling. The bulb sits inside the housing, which contains all the components necessary to provide power to the light. They are typically made of metal and can be either circular or square-shaped. Recessed can lights tend to be more robust and durable, protecting the electrical and wire connections within the fixture. On the other hand, their installation process can be more taxing and labor-intensive.

Canless lighting lacks housing, instead consisting of a self-contained, single fixture that installs directly into the ceiling. They are ideal for applications where you want to preserve your ceilings and prevent excess renovation as much as possible. Canless recessed lights are simple to install, but often cost more to replace since the bulbs are typically not swappable.

Downlights are almost always installed in the ceiling and illuminate in a downward direction. Some designs are fixed, while others offer directional or pivoting capabilities. Their versatility makes them ideal choices for general illumination, display lighting, accent lighting, and more. A popular configuration of downlights is recessed, which means the light sits flush against the ceiling, with most of the fixture and its electrical components hidden above it.

CyberTech’s downlights come in a wide range of configurations that suit them for residential, commercial, or industrial applications. They are designed specifically for display, residential, and architectural lighting, with LED bulbs that provide energy efficiency and long operating hours.