ᐅ LED recessed downlights for 75 mm diameter

Hello!

We are currently planning our move-in. Our house has several openings in the reinforced concrete ceilings for recessed lighting. We would like to install LED downlights.

The openings have a diameter of 75mm (3 inches) and a depth of 50mm (2 inches). Unfortunately, I cannot find recessed downlights with this diameter in specialist stores.

Does anyone have tips on how I could, for example, install 68mm (2.7 inches) downlights anyway?

Thank you very much and best regards,

Michael

Wow – that’s very compact. I know the minimum size from the big K is 180mm (7 inches), otherwise 250mm (10 inches). In my opinion, only COB lights sometimes come close to these dimensions, but they often have external power supplies. And if your downlights are already that small, I probably don’t even need to ask about a transformer tunnel. Do you still have the option to run the cables from the downlights all the way to the electrical cabinet? Then the power supply could be located there.

Thank you, Obstlerbaum, for your response. There is no transformer tunnel. The cables have already been installed, so it will be difficult to lay anything additional now. Isn’t there an option for high-voltage lights that don’t require a transformer?

Don't the standard spotlights fit? Please upload a photo.

misc_ schrieb:
Isn't there an option for high-voltage lights that don't require a transformer?

Of course there is. They are not "special solutions" but are commonly available.

nordanney schrieb:
Of course they exist. They are not "special solutions" but can be purchased as standard.

Available in 75mm/50mm build depth and without an external power supply?