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Light a wall from a surface-mounted ceiling spot
The ceiling outlet is in the hallway, but the picture you want to light hangs on the wall. An adjustable spotlight lets you mount the fitting on the ceiling and aim the beam at the artwork. It is a practical option for a finished concrete ceiling with no recess for a downlight.

How much tilt do you need?
- 25° for a slight tilt. The SOLID 1.0 PAR16 tilts up to 25° inside its cylindrical housing. The outer shape stays upright, which works well for a row of spots in front of fitted cupboards.
- 90° to reach further sideways. The SQUBE ON BASE 1.0 PAR16 head tilts up to 90°. This gives you room to aim at a picture or shelf that sits off to one side of the ceiling outlet.
- Beam width. Tilt determines where the light lands. Beam angle determines how wide an area it covers. A narrow picture often calls for a tighter beam than a run of cupboard doors.

One spotlight or several heads on one base?
A single head is usually enough to highlight one object. If one ceiling outlet needs to serve two areas, look for independently adjustable heads. With the CENO SURFACE 2.0, for instance, one head can light a desk while the other picks out the shelf above it. Check the angle from your chair so the light source stays out of your direct line of sight.

GU10 lamp or integrated LED?
The PAR16 versions of SOLID 1.0 and SQUBE ON BASE 1.0 take replaceable GU10 lamps, so you can choose the colour temperature and beam angle. With an integrated LED, select the lighting effect when you choose the fitting. Each product page lists the available light colours and dimming options.
All surface-mounted ceiling lights
Choosing your spotlight
Start with the object you want to light. If it is almost beneath the outlet, a slight tilt may be enough. For an object further along a wall or two areas that need separate beams, choose a greater tilt range or several adjustable heads.









































