
Architectural Oak™
8W · 850–1,000 lm · 2700K–4000K, Sunset · 120V, 120–277V
SQUEEZES IN. STANDS OUT.
An architectural 1″ downlight system with the driver on the frame: an IC rated frame, R60 housing or remodel power pack, and an Oak™ light engine with its trim built in. It fits ceilings up to 1 ¼″ thick, runs on 120V (Triac/ELV dimming to 5%) or 120–277V (0-10V/Triac/ELV dimming to 1%), and its fixed downlights and trimless lights are wet location listed.
Architectural Oak™ downlights stand just 1 ⅞″ tall (Low Voltage downlights 2 ⅞″) and fit ceilings up to 1 ¼″ thick; adjustable and trimless engines fit under 3″. At about 8W, each Architectural light engine still outshines a traditional 50W MR16 halogen.
Up to
1,000
lumens
Up to
93+
CRI
voltage
sizes
BEAM ANGLE
Lamp power
Oak supports multiple recessed installation paths across low voltage and architectural applications. Choose the setup that matches the ceiling depth, insulation conditions, voltage requirements and finish.



Oak™ comes in two lines with the same 1″ look: Architectural Oak™, with its driver on the frame for line voltage installs, and Low Voltage Oak™, which runs from a 12V transformer with no housing. Both deliver crisp light from a 7/8″ aperture and share Oak's downlight, adjustable and trimless styles.
Low Voltage Oak™ runs on a 12V AC transformer with no housing, so it fits where a frame won't. Up to six fixtures daisy-chain from one transformer, delivering 450 to 700 lumens at 6W in 2700K to 4000K or Sunset, with 36° of adjustment on the adjustable styles. Its downlights stand 2 ⅞″ tall. It's IC rated without a housing and installs in new construction or remodel.


Oak offers compact 1″ LED light engines with 28°, 38° and 50° field-changeable optional lenses, giving designers flexibility for both focused accent lighting and wider general illumination. Whether highlighting architectural details, artwork, or creating clean ambient light, Oak provides precise beam control in a minimal small-aperture format.
Choose diecast round or square downlights, a round gimbal or square pull-down with 30° of adjustment (36° on Low Voltage), or a round trimless light that hides the trim ring and shows only the reflector and lens.













