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Technilight 4" Premium Recessed LED Pot Light with Airtight Design
Front view of airtight LED pot light with 100,000-hour lifespan.
Side view of airtight LED pot light with 100,000-hour lifespan.

Technilight 4" Premium Recessed LED Pot Light with Airtight Design

Price
$14.00
4'' LED Gimbal Pot Light | Adjustable Direction & Wet Location
Front view of IP65 wet location rated, CRI90 adjustable LED gimbal light with white trim.
Front view of IP65 wet location rated, CRI90 adjustable LED gimbal light with black trim.

4'' LED Gimbal Pot Light | Adjustable Direction & Wet Location

Price
$22.00

LED Pot Lights & Residential Lighting

This is our largest and most-ordered collection — the recessed pot lights, flush mounts, and pendants that go into every unit of a multi-family build. Sizes range from 3" module downlights to 24" flush mounts, spanning entry-level retrofit trims through CRI 90+ gimbal and fire-rated options.

How to Choose the Right Fixture

4"-6" pot lights are the standard for most living spaces, hallways, and bedrooms; 3"-3.5" gimbal and eyeball downlights add adjustable directional lighting for accent or wall-wash applications. For bathrooms and other damp areas, look for "wet location rated" in the title. Above suspended ceilings or where fire separation matters, fire-rated (2-hour rated) options are required in many Alberta multi-family builds — check with your local building code official if you're unsure whether your application needs one.

Certifications & Code Compliance

Wet-location rated options are IP65 for bathroom, kitchen, and covered outdoor use; fire-rated (Type IC) fixtures are built for direct contact with insulation and fire-separated ceiling assemblies, a common requirement in multi-family and townhouse construction. Standard CRI is 80+, with CRI 90+ available on premium lines for more accurate colour rendering in living spaces.

Common Applications

  • Condo and apartment unit interiors
  • Townhome and single-family new construction
  • Common area hallways and lobbies
  • Bathroom, kitchen, and basement retrofits

FAQ

Do I need fire-rated pot lights? If the fixture will be in direct contact with attic or ceiling insulation, or the ceiling is part of a fire separation between units (common in multi-family construction), yes — look for "fire rated" or "Type IC" in the product title.

What colour temperature should I use? 2700K-3000K reads as warm/residential and is the most common choice for living spaces and bedrooms; 4000K-5000K reads cooler and is more common in kitchens, bathrooms, and utility spaces. Most fixtures in this collection are colour-temperature selectable, so you can decide on-site.

For exterior wall-mounted cylinder lights and sconces, see the wall cylinder options within this collection, or check Security & Exterior Building Lighting for wall pack-style exterior fixtures.