Overview

The Lumishore 010-04450-00 is a DL65 AG anti-glare LED downlight for 10.5 to 31 V DC systems that gives you tunable white from 2700K to 6500K plus full-spectrum CRGBW color. It installs into a 65 mm cutout and finishes with an 82 mm bezel, so you can match other overhead lights without reworking the headliner.

The anti-glare optic is meant to keep light comfortable at eye level, which matters in bunks, galleys, heads, and helm seating where a standard downlight can feel harsh. The fixture stays low-profile with a 3.3 mm visible profile and about 32.3 mm of depth behind the panel.

This downlight runs through a LUX Light Control Module and supports dimming through the system. Control can be as simple as a customer-supplied momentary switch, with the option to integrate into compatible MFD setups through the LUX control ecosystem.

Key features

• Tunable white (2700K to 6500K) plus full-spectrum CRGBW color in one 5-channel downlight
• Ultra-low glare performance (UGR < 5) for overhead lighting that is easier on the eyes in close quarters
• 10.5 to 31 V DC input for 12 V and 24 V boats; max current draw 0.6 A (12 V) or 0.3 A (24 V)
• Works with a LUX Light Control Module; up to 16 downlights per module for multi-cabin installs
• 65 mm cutout with 82 mm bezel; low-profile face (3.3 mm) and 32.3 mm depth behind the mounting surface
• IP65 ingress protection with built-in protections including surge and reverse polarity protection, plus ISO 8846 ignition protection

What’s included

• One (1) DL65 AG downlight

Installation and fit

This model is for indoor use and mounts on a flat surface. Plan for a 65 mm hole saw cutout, then test-fit before final seating so the light sits snug and clean against the headliner or panel.

Spring clips support standard interior installs. For areas that see moisture or vibration, it can be fixed in place with a suitable marine sealant or adhesive and secured with countersunk screws. The rear of the light may get warm in use, so keep wiring tidy and avoid bundling it tightly against sensitive materials.

Electrical and control integration

Power is handled through the LUX Light Control Module, and the downlight is not intended to be connected to third-party dimmers or lighting controllers. When laying out a cabin or multi-zone project, size your wiring and power distribution for the total number of lights on the module, using the stated maximum draw for worst-case planning.

For day-to-day use, a momentary switch provides simple control. The same system can be expanded for MFD-based control and an optional display when you want lighting scenes tied into the rest of the helm electronics.

Use on board

This downlight is a good match for owners who want color and tunable white without giving up comfortable overhead lighting. It fits well in sleeping cabins, saloons, and galleys where glare matters, and it also works nicely for softer night lighting when dimmed down through the control module.

Maintenance and care

Wipe the bezel and lens with a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Avoid chemical cleaners, and re-check mounting security and any sealant used as part of normal seasonal maintenance, especially on boats that see frequent vibration or heavy humidity below deck.