- Deep Anti-Glare Design: LED is recessed deep inside a cone reflector to reduce harsh glare and provide comfortable, soft illumination.
- Color Selectable 5CCT: 2700K/3000K/3500K/4000K/5000K.
- True Color Rendering CRI90+: High color accuracy ensures skin tones, décor, and materials appear more natural and vivid - ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and any space where color clarity matters.
- Smooth Dimming: Compatible with most dimmers; Continuously dimmable down to 10%.
- Energy Efficient: Uses only 9W while delivering the brightness of a 40W halogen. Operating cost as low as $1.08 per year (3 hrs/day).
- Safety Certified: ETL Listed (cETLus) and tested to CSA standards; meets Canadian Electrical Code. IC Rated for direct insulation contact and suitable for damp locations. Long-lasting 36,000-hour lifespan with a 5-year warranty.
Technical Specifications:
- Brand: YUURTA
- Model Number: YT-S2AG8-5C
- Type: 2-Inch Deep Anti Glare Recessed Square Downlight
- Trim Color: White
- Reflector Design: Smooth White Cone
- Junction Box (LED Driver) and fixture are both
IC Rated – approved for direct contact with insulation - Power Consumption: 9W
- Correlated Color Temperature (CCT) Options: 2700K (Warm White), 3000K (Warm White), 3500K (Warm White), 4000K (Pure/Natural White), 5000K (Daylight)
- CRI: 92
- Lumens: 600
- Continuously dimmable down to 10%
- Beam Angle: 36 Degrees
- Voltage: 110V-120V
- Operating Temperature: -20°C to +45°C
- Dimensions of Light Fixture:
Trim dimensions: 3.14"x3.14" (80mmx80mm)
Cutting Diameter: 2.5" (64mm)
Height 2.24" (57mm)
Dimensions of Junction Box: 5.2"x1.7"x1.3" (132mmx42mmx32mm)
Cord length: 9" (23cm) - Total Weight: 310 gr
- Certification: cETLus (Intertek)
Conforms to UL STD 1598
Certified to CSA STD C22.2 No.250.0 - Life Time: 36000 hours
- Suitable for damp locations.
- Note: Not suitable for wet locations. Indoor use is recommended.
- Warranty: Five year limited warranty
Note for Retrofitting projects:
If you are planning to replace your lights, make sure the downlights fit the existing holes in your ceiling. Be cautious, as the holes may be either too large or too small for the new light fixtures, potentially causing installation issues.