C&C Lighting

• S1 (24-inch): Suited to single vanities and smaller mirrors, typically 24 to 30 inches wide. The 24-inch bar spans most single-sink vanity configurations and provides even coverage across the mirror width.
• S2 (33-inch): Better suited to wider single vanities (30 to 36 inches) or double-sink vanities where a longer bar keeps illumination balanced. Also works well as two side-mounted bars flanking a wider mirror.

As a general rule, choose a light bar that is close to or slightly narrower than your mirror width for a proportional look. Both sizes share the same 2-inch height and 28W output, so the choice is primarily about mirror and vanity width.

• Black: Creates strong contrast against white, cream, or light-coloured tile and cabinetry. Coordinates with matte black faucets and hardware in modern and transitional bathrooms. The rectangular form also reads as a graphic architectural element in darker palettes.
• Chrome: The polished chrome finish coordinates with chrome faucets, towel bars, and accessory hardware in classic and contemporary bathrooms. Reflects light to add brightness to smaller spaces.

Both finishes share the same diffuser, LED module, and light output. The choice is purely aesthetic.

For vanity and grooming lighting, color temperature affects how skin tones and materials appear in the mirror. The 3CCT switch is set at installation:

• 3000K (Warm White): Warm, flattering light that reduces the appearance of shadows and is comfortable for long grooming sessions. Best in bathrooms with warm-toned finishes (wood cabinetry, beige tile).
• 4000K (Cool Neutral): The most accurate for makeup and skincare because it approximates natural daylight conditions without being harsh. The most commonly chosen CCT for vanity lighting.
• 5000K (Daylight): Bright and high-contrast, best for utility bathrooms or commercial grooming spaces where maximum clarity matters over warmth.

Industry standards for vanity lighting generally recommend 3000K to 4000K for residential bathrooms. 4000K is the standard choice if you are unsure.

The Serra can be mounted in two orientations relative to the mirror:

• Above the mirror (horizontal bar): The most common installation. The bar mounts horizontally above the mirror top edge, ideally at eye level or slightly above. This casts light downward and forward onto the face from above, which is flattering and reduces under-eye shadows for most people.
• Beside the mirror (vertical or side flanking): One bar mounted vertically on each side of the mirror provides the most even, shadow-free illumination, particularly for professional makeup application. The Serra's rectangular form reads well in this position.

For above-mirror mounting, position the bottom edge of the fixture approximately 75 to 80 inches from the floor for standard ceiling heights, which puts the light bar in the optimal zone above the mirror without excessive upward shadow.

• The fixture wall-mounts via the included backplate. Ensure there is a wall electrical box positioned above or beside the mirror before ordering.
• Rated for 110V to 120V, 50/60Hz input. Confirm your wall circuit voltage before installation.
• Set the 3CCT switch to your preferred color temperature before securing the fixture to the wall.
• This fixture is rated for dry locations only. Do not install in bathrooms where the fixture may be subject to direct steam or water spray (such as directly above an open shower). For zones subject to moisture, a damp-location or IP-rated fixture is required.
• The integrated LED module is not user-replaceable. The fixture is replaced as a unit at end of LED life.
• Installation should be completed by a qualified electrician in accordance with local electrical codes.

Can this be installed inside a bathroom near a shower?
The Serra is rated for dry locations only. It is suitable for bathroom ceiling and wall zones that are not subject to direct water spray or steam. Install it in the general bathroom area away from the shower zone. For wet or damp zones, a damp or wet-rated fixture is required.

Can I mount it vertically beside the mirror instead of above it?
Yes. The fixture is designed for horizontal mounting above or beside the mirror. When mounted beside the mirror in a portrait orientation, the 2-inch depth keeps the profile clean and the full-face diffuser still provides even side illumination.

Which size should I choose for a double vanity?
For a double-sink vanity (typically 60 to 72 inches wide), two S1 (24-inch) bars placed above each sink section provide the most even per-sink illumination. Alternatively, a single S2 (33-inch) bar centred above the mirror suits a wide single-mirror configuration.

Does the CCT switch require rewiring to change later?
No. The 3CCT switch is a physical switch accessible inside the fixture. It can be changed by unclipping the fixture from the wall, toggling the switch, and remounting. No rewiring is required.

Is the LED replaceable?
No. The 28W LED module is integrated. It is maintenance-free during its rated lifespan. At end of life, the fixture is replaced as a unit.