A New Kind of Recessed Lighting for Next-Level Interior Designers

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Recessed lighting has been a classic go-to for contractors and designers since it was first introduced in the 1930s. Standardly, recessed lighting offers two distinct trim stylessmooth and baffled. And while traditional trims have been ol reliable for years, they’re not exactly known for pushing the boundaries of style. 

That’s about to change with Sunco’s new Eclipse Downlight. If you’re a contractor looking for something fresh to offer your clients—or a homeowner wanting lighting that's as stylish as it is functional—you’ll want to keep reading. 

Why Would You Use the Eclipse? 

Now I could give you the cop-out answer of “everywhere, duh!” but that wouldn’t make for a very compelling read. And while this sentiment is true, allow me to throw you into a scenario to better explain. 

You finally own a home (if you’re one of our millennial readers, I know the housing market is rough, but please indulge this fantasy). You look at the ceiling in your living room with one gaudy glass fixture that features the shadow of a dead moth when you turn on the lights. You desperately need more illumination, but you just spent all your money on this house—you can’t afford to rip out the ceiling or buy 10 more of the big, expensive fixtures. You decide you want to go with the classic, modern, recessed lighting route to save space, time, and money, but you don’t want to compromise on style.  

This is where the eclipse downlight would be the perfect solution. Popular interior design YouTuber Caroline Winkler refers to lighting as “the jewelry of your home”. It might not be the entire outfit, but it's the thing that adds a little personality and ties everything together. With a unique and modern aesthetic, the eclipse will act as a finishing touch to your space, without costing you the hassle (and price) of a full remodel. Sunco’s eclipse downlight is a premium value without the premium price tag.  

Same Powerful Light with a Chic New Look 

Let’s be clear: the Eclipse Downlight isn’t only about aesthetics (even if it does look really good). The biggest thing to note is that it performs just as well as your standard slim downlight. You’re getting the same brightness, energy efficiency, and durability you expect from a high-quality LED recessed light—without compromise. 

So, what actually sets it apart? 
The Eclipse is a lot like our other slims in that it is durable, easy to install, and bright. Its unique trim adds a more modern alternative to plain recessed lighting. Need to light up a feature wall? Eclipse. Need low-glare, but bright lighting over the kitchen island? Eclipse. Looking to warm up an entryway or provide subtle ambient lighting in a home office? You guessed it...Eclipse. 

Features 

The Eclipse Downlight offers a 5-in-1 selectable color temperature feature, making it easy to dial in the right color for any space: 

  • 2700K – Warm White (cozy and classic) 

  • 3000K – Soft White (subtle and inviting) 

  • 4000K – Cool White (balanced and clean) 

  • 5000K – Daylight (bright and energetic) 

  • 6000K – Cool Daylight (crisp and modern) 

This level of adjustability makes it a no-brainer for contractors working on multi-room projects or renovations where lighting preferences might vary. 

The Eclipse Slim is also fully dimmable which gives extra control over the brightness in any room. Plus, they’re compatible with most standard LED dimmer switches, making them versatile for your desired atmosphere. 

Sunco’s Eclipse is damp-rated, meaning that it is designed to perform reliably, even in moisture-prone spaces like bathrooms or kitchens. They also, like all of Sunco’s downlights, are IC rated, meaning they are thermally protected and won’t overheat or ignite surrounding insulation in the roof or overhead joist space. Both the light and its junction box are safe for direct contact with ceiling insulation.

 

A New Option for a New Generation 

Traditional slims aren’t going anywhere, and they’ll always have their place. But the Eclipse Downlight brings something new to the table for the first time in years. For contractors, this is your chance to introduce clients to a sleek, design-forward option that doesn’t sacrifice performance. For homeowners, it’s a way to elevate everyday spaces without a full remodel. 

Want to learn more or see the Eclipse in action? Give us a call or check it out online.  

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