
Light Under Low Ceilings
Carports, covered walkways and low porch soffits rarely have the headroom for a pendant. The Denby sits flush at only 5 cm deep, so you get a lit ceiling panel instead of a bulky bulkhead.
An Evenly Lit Face
The polycarbonate diffuser spreads the LED across the whole face, so looking up you see a soft lit panel rather than a row of bright points. At 5000 lumens the 120cm version covers a full carport on its own.
Black Aluminium, Sealed Housing
The frame is black aluminium and the housing is sealed to IP65, so wind driven rain under an open sided carport is not a problem. The LED is integrated, which means no bulb changes on a ladder later.
Frequently asked questions
Which length should I pick?
Four lengths are offered. The 45 cm at 1900 lumens suits a small porch or an entrance lobby. The 60 cm gives 2400 lumens and the 90 cm gives 3600. The 120 cm version at 5000 lumens will light a full carport or a long covered passage on its own without a second fixture halfway along.
Is it sealed against rain?
The housing is sealed to IP65 and rated for wet locations, which covers wind driven rain blowing in under an open sided carport or walkway. It is a flush ceiling fitting, so it is normally mounted under a soffit or a structure roof rather than on an open elevation, sitting only 5 cm deep.
Do I need to buy a bulb?
No. The LED is integrated into the fixture, so there is no lamp to source and nothing to change later. That matters on a carport or walkway ceiling where getting a ladder up is a job in itself. The polycarbonate diffuser sits over the whole LED face, spreading the light evenly rather than showing bright points.
How does it fix to the ceiling?
It mounts directly against the ceiling and hardwires to a standard fixed connection, so a mains supply needs to be at the position already. There is no drop or chain to allow for, only 5 cm of depth, which is why it suits a low porch soffit or a carport with limited headroom.
Can I fit two in a line?
Yes. Two of the same length run end to end will read as one continuous strip of light rather than two separate fittings, because the polycarbonate face is lit evenly right across. It is a useful trick along a covered walkway or a long carport where a single 120 cm unit still leaves a dark stretch.



