Trio IRVINE LED ceiling light 620010431, matt white, 60 W, 105 cm, with remote control

Trio IRVINE 620010431 is a matt-white LED ceiling light built around overlapping rectangular frames. Its metal structure forms an elongated geometric composition close to the ceiling rather than hanging from cables. The light source is integrated, and a remote control is supplied, so there are no separate bulbs to choose for this fitting.

Plan for the complete outline

The fitting measures 105 × 42 cm and projects 6.5 cm from its mounting surface. Check the space for that entire outline rather than just the central base. The long frames give the composition a distinct direction, which you can consider in relation to a dining table or the main axis of a room.

Its low profile is useful where a hanging shade would intrude above a circulation area. IRVINE can provide general lighting in a living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen or home study. General room lighting does not automatically replace a separate task light aimed at a particular work surface.

White-light adjustment and remote operation

The integrated SMD LED source is rated at 60 W, with a manufacturer-stated source luminous flux of 7100 lm. A 3000–6500 K range lets you move between warm and cool white. This changes the colour of the emitted light, not the finish of the white frame. The supplied remote also adjusts brightness and selects the night-light function.

The memory function saves a setting after 15 seconds. To retain that saved scene when switching back on, the instructions specify a break of at least five seconds. Short off-and-on sequences at the wall switch instead select preset lighting modes. The fitting is not suitable for use with an external wall dimmer.

Open frames for a contemporary scheme

Intersecting rectangles and a restrained matt-white finish support modern, modernist and minimalist interiors. The decorative interest comes from the arrangement of lines rather than fabric shades or suspended ornaments. TRIO permits both ceiling and wall mounting; either position requires space for the full width of the frame arrangement.