C&C Lighting Embedded Anti-Glare Downlight LP-3C1036, die-cast aluminum recessed ceiling downlight with deep cone anti-glare design, available in 3-inch and 4-inch sizes

Embedded Anti-Glare Downlight

High performance embedded anti-glare downlight engineered for superior visual comfort, accurate color rendering, and reliable performance across residential and commercial environments.

Anti-Glare Deep Cone Design CRI Ra90 2700K – 6000K CCT Selectable Dimmable 90 lm/W Efficacy100–347V AC
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Highlighted Features

Anti-Glare Design
Deep recessed light source minimizes direct view of the LED, delivering superior visual comfort in all applications.
Die-Cast Aluminum Construction
One-piece aluminum construction ensures long-term durability and efficient thermal management throughout the fixture's lifespan.
Multiple Beam Angle Options
Available in 15°, 24°, 36°, and 60° beam angles to support accent, task, and general ambient lighting needs.
High CRI Ra90
Accurate color rendering enhances the appearance of materials, finishes, and merchandise with true-to-life color fidelity.
CCT Selectable (2700K–6000K)
Offered in various color temperatures to match different environments, from warm residential to cool commercial settings.
Integrated Thermal Control
Integrated heat sink maintains stable performance and extends the fixture's rated 50,000-hour lifespan.
Energy Efficient Output
90 lm/W efficacy delivers high lumen output with low power consumption across all wattage configurations (12W–36W).
Dimmable Performance
Compatible with most standard dimming systems for adjustable brightness and enhanced lighting control.
Wide Voltage Range
Operates on 100–130V, 100–277V, or 100–347V input voltage to suit a broad range of residential and commercial electrical systems.
Multiple Size Options
Available in 3-inch (LP-3C1036, 12W), 4-inch (LP-4C1036, 15W), and larger 24W and 36W variants to suit different ceiling applications.
Finish & Reflector Options
Choose from Matte White, Shiny Black, Shiny Silver, or Rose Gold reflectors with White or Black trim for seamless design integration.
Application Versatility

Ideal for living rooms, kitchens, corridors, retail environments, hospitality spaces, galleries, and offices where controlled illumination and reduced glare are essential.

How to Order

Build your product code by selecting a model, voltage, reflector, and trim. The example below shows a complete code and how each segment maps to a specific option.

LP-3C1036
Model
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3
Size (in)
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12
Watts (W)
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130
Voltage (V)
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MW
Reflector
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W
Trim
Model
LP-3C1036 3-inch, 12W
LP-4C1036 4-inch, 15W
LP-5C1036 24W
LP-6C1036 36W
Voltage
130 100 to 130V
277 100 to 277V
347 100 to 347V
Reflector
MW Matte White
SB Shiny Black
SS Shiny Silver
RS Rose Gold
Trim
W White
B Black

For full technical specifications, photometric data, and dimensional drawings, download the product spec sheet.

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More About This Downlight

Specifications at a Glance
Sizes and wattage 3-inch LP-3C1036 (12W), 4-inch LP-4C1036 (15W), plus 24W and 36W variants
LED type COB
Beam angles 15°, 24°, 36°, 60°
Color rendering CRI Ra90
Color temperature 2700K to 6000K, selectable
Efficacy 90 lm/W
Input voltage 100 to 130V, 100 to 277V, or 100 to 347V AC
Dimming Compatible with most standard dimming systems
Rated lifespan 50,000 hours
Construction One-piece die-cast aluminum with integrated heat sink
Cone depth 55 mm deep cone
Reflector finishes Matte White, Shiny Black, Shiny Silver, Rose Gold
Trim White or Black

Dimensions and Ceiling Cutout

Wattage Outer diameter Height Ceiling cutout
12W 94 mm (3 3/4") 64 mm (2.5") 80 to 85 mm (3 1/8" to 3 3/8")
15W 114 mm (4.5") 68 mm (2 3/4") 95 to 105 mm (3 3/4" to 4 1/8")
24W 140 mm (5.5") 74 mm (3") 120 to 130 mm (4 3/4" to 5 1/8")
36W 184 mm (7 1/4") 80 mm (3 1/8") 150 to 170 mm (6" to 6 3/4")
How the Anti-Glare Design Works

Glare happens when a bright LED source is directly visible from normal viewing angles. This downlight sets the light source deep inside a cone-shaped reflector, so the LED is shielded from most sightlines and the light is directed down onto the space instead of into your eyes.

The technical data sheet specifies a 55 mm deep cone with an anti-glare range beyond a 30° viewing angle.

Glare is commonly measured with the Unified Glare Rating (UGR), where a lower number means more comfortable lighting. Deep-reflector downlights in this category are designed for low glare, which is why they are popular in offices, hospitality spaces, and homes where people spend long hours under the lights.

Deep Cone vs. Standard Downlight
Feature Deep Cone Anti-Glare Standard Flat Downlight
LED visibility Shielded from most viewing angles Often directly visible
Visual comfort High, with reduced eye strain Can feel harsh at some angles
Beam control Tighter, more precise Usually wider and less controlled
Ceiling appearance Small, quiet aperture Larger, more visible light source
Choosing the Right Beam Angle
  • 15°: Narrow beam for accenting artwork, feature walls, display shelves, and retail merchandise.
  • 24°: Focused beam for task areas, countertops, and tighter accent lighting.
  • 36°: Medium beam for general lighting and wall illumination in most rooms.
  • 60°: Wide beam for broad, even ambient coverage in corridors and open areas.

Many projects combine angles, using wider beams for general lighting and narrower beams to highlight features.

Choosing the Right Color Temperature
  • Warm (around 2700K): Cozy and inviting, well suited to living rooms, bedrooms, and hospitality spaces.
  • Neutral (mid-range): Clean and balanced, a common choice for kitchens, offices, and retail.
  • Cool (around 5000K to 6000K): Crisp and daylight-like, suited to task-heavy commercial and utility areas.

Your color temperature options span 2700K to 6000K, so the same fixture family can match the mood of different spaces.

Where to Use It and Layout Tips
  • Living rooms and bedrooms: Low-glare ambient light that stays comfortable during long evenings.
  • Kitchens: Focused task lighting over counters and islands.
  • Corridors and entryways: Even, unobtrusive lighting with a clean ceiling look.
  • Retail, galleries, and hospitality: Accurate color rendering and controlled accents that highlight merchandise, art, and finishes.
  • Offices: Reduced glare on screens and work surfaces.

As a general starting point, many designers space downlights for general lighting roughly half the ceiling height apart, then place accent fixtures based on the object being lit. A photometric layout gives the most accurate result for larger projects.

Near walls, the technical data sheet suggests leaving 15 to 20 cm (about 6 to 8 inches) between the wall and the fixture.

Dimming and Installation Notes
  • Use a dimmer rated for LED loads, and stay within the dimmer's minimum and maximum load.
  • When installing many fixtures on one circuit, test a sample circuit first to confirm smooth dimming.
  • Match the ceiling cutout to your size: 80 to 85 mm for 12W, 95 to 105 mm for 15W, 120 to 130 mm for 24W, and 150 to 170 mm for 36W.
  • Fixture height ranges from 64 mm to 80 mm depending on size, so confirm there is enough ceiling depth before installation.
  • Installation should be completed by a qualified electrician in accordance with local electrical codes.
Frequently Asked Questions

What makes this downlight anti-glare?
The LED is set deep inside a cone reflector, which shields it from direct view and reduces harsh glare.

Can I mix beam angles in one room?
Yes. A common approach is wide beams for general lighting combined with narrow beams for accents.

What does CRI Ra90 mean?
CRI measures how accurately a light source shows colors compared with natural light, on a scale up to 100. A rating of Ra90 renders materials, finishes, and skin tones close to their true colors.

Which size should I choose?
The 3-inch (12W) suits smaller apertures and accent use, the 4-inch (15W) offers more output, and the 24W and 36W variants are available for larger ceiling applications.

Is it suitable for both homes and commercial spaces?
Yes. With multiple voltage options and a range of sizes and finishes, it is designed for both residential and commercial environments.