Explore our vast range of LED oyster lights including dimmable & led sensor oyster lights in NZ

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is an oyster light?
  An oyster light is a type of ceiling light fixture that has a low-profile, flush-mounted design, resembling the shape of an oyster shell. It provides broad, even illumination and is commonly used in residential and commercial settings due to its space-saving and energy-efficient properties.
  
• How long do LED oyster lights last?
  LED Oyster lights typically last between 25,000 to 50,000 hours, depending on usage and quality.
  
• What other ceiling lights can be used instead of oyster lights?
  Recessed downlights are a great alternative to oyster lights for ceiling lighting. However, for larger spaces, many people prefer oyster lights due to their stylish design and superior illumination.
  
• Are oyster lights suitable for damp areas like bathrooms?
  Yes, there are LED Oyster lights specifically designed for damp areas. These lights are built with waterproof or moisture-resistant features, making them suitable for use in bathrooms, laundry rooms, and other damp environments.
  
• Do surface mounted oysters come in different sizes and designs?
  Yes, ceiling oysters come in various sizes and designs to suit different spaces and styles. You can find them in sleek modern finishes, classic designs, and even dimmable options, making them versatile for homes, offices, or commercial spaces.
  
• Can you use LED oyster lights in commercial spaces?
  Yes, oyster lights are suitable for commercial spaces. They provide bright, even illumination, are energy-efficient, and have a sleek, space-saving design. Ideal for offices, retail stores, and common areas, they enhance functionality and aesthetics effortlessly.
  
• What is the difference between LED oyster light and recessed light?
  LED oyster lights are surface-mounted fixtures that sit directly on the ceiling, offering a sleek and modern look while providing bright, even illumination. They are ideal for rooms with limited ceiling space or where a flush-mounted design is preferred. Recessed lights, on the other hand, are installed inside the ceiling, creating a streamlined and minimalistic appearance.