Squall Downlight

• Creates atmospheric brilliance through invisible integration
• Seamlessly connects with intelligent home systems
• Premium construction ensures decades of performance

Overview

• Available Mounting Formats: Downlights come in trimless, recessed, semi-recessed, surface-mounted, and track-mounted configurations. Confirm your model's mounting type on the product listing before you begin.
• Ceiling Compatibility: Most models are designed for drywall ceilings. Certain models also work with concrete or drop-tile ceilings — refer to the technical documentation for guidance.
• Dimmer Support: Many downlights are dimmable when paired with a compatible driver and wall dimmer.
• Electrical Connection: All models are hardwired and connect directly to a ceiling electrical junction.
• Trimless Finishing: Trimless downlights may call for professional-grade drywall finishing or flush-mount plastering techniques.
• Track System Compatibility: Track-mounted options install onto a compatible rail system. Check your product specifications for the correct track type.

What You Will Need

• Drill
• Keyhole or drywall saw (for recessed and trimless installations)
• Screwdriver
• Non-contact voltage tester
• Wire stripper
• Wire connectors (included with most fixtures)
• Screws and wall anchors (for surface-mounted units)
• Level
• Measuring tape and pencil

Setup Instructions

Step 1: Disconnect the Power

At the breaker panel, switch off the circuit that serves the installation location. Verify with a voltage tester that no current is present before starting work.

Step 2: Prepare the Ceiling Opening (Recessed & Trimless Only)

If the fixture requires a ceiling cutout, use the included template to mark the opening. Cut precisely with a drywall saw or hole cutter. Trimless models may need additional depth in the ceiling cavity and extra preparation for a seamless finish.

Step 3: Install the Housing or Mounting Hardware

• Recessed and trimless models: Insert the housing into the ceiling cavity and lock it in place with spring clips or fasteners. Trimless versions may require joist bracing for secure support.
• Semi-recessed models: Partially set the fixture into the ceiling and fasten according to the included instructions.
• Surface-mounted models: Attach the fixture directly to the ceiling surface or an existing junction box using screws and wall anchors.
• Track-mounted models: Install a compatible track rail first. Then snap or lock the fixture into position on the track.

Step 4: Complete the Wiring

Pair the fixture leads with the ceiling wires:

• Black to black (hot)
• White to white (neutral)
• Green or bare copper to the ground wire

Fasten each connection with a wire connector and tuck the wires neatly into the housing or junction box.

Step 5: Finish the Assembly

• Trimless models: Apply joint compound around the perimeter and feather it smooth. Sand and paint for a seamless ceiling finish.
• Recessed, semi-recessed, and surface models: Snap or twist the trim ring or fixture body into its final position.
• Track-mounted models: Position and rotate each fixture head along the rail to your preferred angle after locking it onto the track.

Step 6: Restore Power and Verify

Return to the breaker panel and re-energize the circuit. Operate the wall switch or dimmer to confirm the downlight is functioning properly.

Helpful Reminders

• Hiring an electrician is recommended for trimless and recessed downlights, especially when drywall finishing or insulation work is involved.
• Observe all local electrical codes and regulations during the installation.
• Use only the drivers and dimmers specified for your fixture to ensure safe, reliable dimming.
• Maintain adequate clearance from insulation material in the ceiling cavity to prevent heat buildup.

Questions?

Our team is available to assist with custom configurations or technical inquiries.
Email: hey@navadecor.co

Every order is eligible for customization by our skilled in-house team.

Frequently Requested Modifications

• Adjusted hanging or suspension length
• Custom material finish or paint color
• Modified light emission color or temperature
• Dimmer integration
• Scaled dimensions (larger or smaller)
• Complete fixture redesign based on your specifications