
Aero
35.001IP54 low-glare form with a 675 lm output and a documented Casambi option.
Wireless-control downlight shortlist
Compare four recessed families with a documented Casambi option. Start with the aperture, output and light direction; then confirm the control schedule against the project brief.

Specification answer
Casambi is available as a specified option on the families shown here. The right starting point is still the ceiling: cut-out, bezel, depth, ingress requirement, beam and useful light output.
Aero gives a larger IP54 form. AeroLux is a compact fixed option. Axis adds fixed or tilt geometry with the highest output in this shortlist, while Glow is the smallest-output accent choice.
Confirm drivers, switching intent, grouping and commissioning responsibility in the project schedule.
This is a verified shortlist, not a claim that every downlight in the catalogue carries the same option.
Interactive shortlist
The selector uses only current datasheet facts. “All” keeps the full verified set visible.
4 source-verified families match this brief.

IP54 low-glare form with a 675 lm output and a documented Casambi option.

Compact 80 mm bezel with a 70 mm cut-out and 750–775 lm output.

Fixed or tilt geometry with a 67 mm cut-out and the widest output range in this set.

Miniature downlight for lower-output accent and small-aperture layouts.
Product comparison
Use the aperture, output and light direction to narrow the family before confirming the Casambi option.
| Family | Ceiling detail | Output | Direction | Casambi option |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aero | 110 × 90 × 55 mm body | 675 lm | Fixed | /BTC option |
| AeroLux | 70 mm cut-out | 750–775 lm | Fixed | /BTC option |
| Axis | 67 mm cut-out | 725–1275 lm | Fixed or tilt | /BTC option |
| Glow | 67 mm cut-out | 550–775 lm | Fixed | /BTC option |
Control brief
A short, coordinated brief prevents a wireless-control label from standing in for the full system decision.
Record cut-outs, recess depth, IP needs, aiming and any existing holes that constrain the choice.
Define which luminaires group together and what scenes or switching behaviour the project needs.
Identify who supplies, addresses, commissions and hands over the controls.
Frequently asked questions
Answers stay within the published options in the compared product schedules; project combinations still require confirmation.
No. This page shows four families with a documented Casambi option. Other families need checking against their current schedules.
Do not assume so. Coordinate the option, driver arrangement and controls brief before ordering.
Axis and Glow use a 67 mm cut-out in the inspected data; AeroLux uses 70 mm.
Confirm the ceiling aperture, required output, colour temperature, control zones and driver arrangement before ordering.
Project support
We can check the current luminaire options against aperture, output, CCT, zones and programme.