
Built For Low Ceilings
Under a carport, a porch or a balcony soffit a hanging fixture is always in the way. The Ellis sits tight against the ceiling and clears heads without anyone thinking about it, which is why it suits the spaces you walk through carrying things.
An Even Glowing Panel
The polycarbonate face spreads the LED across the whole square, so you see a lit panel rather than a bright point behind plastic. Looking up from underneath that matters, because it is the difference between comfortable light and a glare spot in your eyeline.
Deep Frame, Sealed Housing
The aluminium frame has enough depth to look like a fitted fixture rather than a panel stuck on the plaster, and the housing is sealed to IP65 for wind driven rain under an open sided structure. It mounts to the ceiling with no visible fixings.
Frequently asked questions
Which size should I choose for my ceiling?
Five sizes run from 16 cm at 1200 lumens up to 40 cm at 7200 lumens, with 22, 25 and 30 cm in between. The 40 cm will light a double carport or a long covered passage from one point. Smaller sizes suit a porch, a lobby or a garden room. Ceilings absorb more light than walls, so sizing up one step is usually right.
What colour temperature is available in each size?
Most sizes come in warm light at 3000K, neutral at 4000K and white at 5000K. Warm suits a porch or garden room where you want the space to feel comfortable. Neutral at 4000K is the safe middle for a walkway. White at 5000K reads brightest and suits a carport or a working area where you want clear visibility.
Can it go somewhere that is not covered?
Yes. The housing is sealed to IP65, which handles wind driven rain under an open sided structure as well as full exposure. It is designed first for covered outdoor ceilings such as porches, carports and balcony soffits, but the sealing means an exposed position is within its rating rather than a compromise.
How does it fix to the ceiling?
It mounts directly to the ceiling and sits tight against it, with no visible fixings once the fixture is up. It arrives preassembled and hardwires to a standard fixed connection, so you need a switched supply at the ceiling point rather than a socket. There is no drop, chain or rod involved.
Is there a bulb to change later?
No. The LED is integrated behind the polycarbonate diffuser, so there is no lamp holder and nothing to replace over its working life. That is worth having on a carport or a high covered passage, where changing a bulb would mean getting a ladder out into a space you park in.



