C&C Lighting

Model Range — Size, Wattage, and Dimensions

The right size depends on the ceiling cutout available, the mounting height, and the amount of light output needed.

• 2-inch (7W / 10W): Very small aperture for compact accent lighting, display cases, and low-ceiling spaces. Cutout: 62 to 75 mm.
• 3-inch (12W): Common residential accent size, suited to kitchens, corridors, and retail. Cutout: 86 mm.
• 3.5-inch (15W / 18W): Slightly larger for higher lumen output in the same category. Cutout: 105 mm.
• 4-inch (22W): Versatile mid-size for residential and light commercial use. Cutout: 130 mm.
• 5-inch (35W): Higher output for larger rooms or higher ceilings. Cutout: 170 mm.
• 7-inch (45W): Large output for open-plan living, retail, and commercial spaces. Cutout: 195 mm.
• 8-inch (55W): Maximum output for high-ceiling and large commercial applications. Cutout: 235 mm.

As a general rule, larger sizes deliver more lumens and suit higher ceilings, while smaller sizes are better for accent lighting and tight aperture situations.

• 24°: Tight, focused beam for accent lighting, artwork, display merchandise, and architectural details. Creates a defined pool of light with high contrast.
• 36°: Medium beam for task and general ambient lighting in most residential and retail settings. The most versatile choice across the series.
• 55°: Wide beam for broad, even ambient coverage. Reduces the number of fixtures needed to light a large area.

For accent use, 24° creates the most drama. For general lighting, 36° or 55° minimizes the number of fixtures needed and delivers even coverage.

• 2700K: Warm white, cozy and inviting, ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, and hospitality lounges.
• 3000K: Soft white, warm but slightly crisper, popular for kitchens and guest rooms.
• 3500K: Neutral white, balanced and versatile, suits offices and multi-purpose spaces.
• 4000K: Cool white, clean and alert, common in retail displays, healthcare, and commercial environments.
• 5000K: Daylight, bright and energizing, suited to task-heavy commercial and utility areas.

The 5CCT switch lets you set the color temperature at install without stocking multiple fixture types across a project.

The reflector finish affects the visual appearance of the fixture in the ceiling, not the light output or color temperature.

• Living rooms and bedrooms: Warm CCT (2700K to 3000K) with dimming for comfortable ambiance. 36° or 55° beam for even coverage.
• Kitchens: 3000K to 3500K for clean task lighting over counters and islands.
• Retail and display: 24° with 3500K to 4000K to make merchandise colors pop with Ra90 accuracy.
• Hotels and hospitality: Warm CCT with Rose Gold or Matte White reflectors for a refined look.
• Offices: 3500K to 4000K, 36° or 55° for even, glare-reduced desk and floor coverage.
• Corridors and hallways: 36° beam spaced at roughly half the ceiling height apart for even coverage with no dark spots.

• Use a dimmer rated for LED loads and confirm compatibility before installation.
• The stainless steel spring clips allow tool-free installation once the fixture is wired. The plastic tips protect the ceiling finish during insertion.
• Verify the ceiling cutout size against your model before cutting. Cutouts range from 62 mm (2-inch model) to 235 mm (8-inch model). See the dimensions table in "Specifications at a Glance" for exact values per model.
• Fixture height ranges from 59 mm to 86 mm. Confirm sufficient ceiling cavity depth before installation.
• Installation should be completed by a qualified electrician in accordance with local electrical codes.

What is the difference between the 15C1047 and 2C1047 if both are 2-inch?
Both are 2-inch fixtures but differ in wattage and size. The LP-15C1047 is 7W with a 55 mm outer diameter and 62 mm cutout. The LP-2C1047 is 10W with a 65 mm outer diameter and 75 mm cutout. Choose based on the ceiling hole you have or the lumen output you need.

What does Ra90 mean in practice?
CRI (Color Rendering Index) measures how accurately a light source reproduces colors compared with natural light. Ra90 is a high-quality rating that makes skin tones, textiles, food, and merchandise appear close to their true colors. It is recommended for retail, hospitality, and any environment where color accuracy matters.

Can I mix reflector finishes across a room?
Yes. Each fixture is ordered individually, so you can specify different reflector finishes for different zones in the same space.

Is there a trim color that works on dark ceilings?
The Black (Bk) trim pairs well with Matte Black or Shiny Black reflectors on dark-painted ceilings, making the fixture nearly invisible when off.

What wattage should I choose for the 3.5-inch model?
The LP-35C1047 is available in both 15W and 18W. The 18W option delivers more output, which suits higher ceilings or brighter ambient needs.