
Arc
ARCRa90 recessed downlight spanning compact and general outputs, with narrow, standard and wide beam choices.
Colour-quality downlight shortlist
Compare four current downlight families with published Ra90 or CRI 90 performance. Use the visual task to set the colour-quality threshold, then coordinate output, optic, control and ceiling detail.

Specification answer
The CIE defines the general colour rendering index as the average of the first eight test-colour indices. A published Ra90 or CRI 90 value is therefore useful evidence, but it is not a complete description of how materials will appear in a finished room.
Arc, Flexi, Twist and Miro each document 90-level general colour rendering. Their output, optic, control and emergency positions differ, so the schedule should name the exact family and configuration rather than relying on a general high-CRI note.
Read the CIE definition of the general colour rendering index when setting the project requirement.
Use samples or a trial area where finishes, merchandise, food or artwork are business-critical.
Interactive shortlist
The selector uses only current documented family attributes. “Any” keeps the complete verified shortlist visible.
4 source-verified families match this brief.

Ra90 recessed downlight spanning compact and general outputs, with narrow, standard and wide beam choices.

Ra90 family with the broadest documented output range in this shortlist and a substantial option set.

Ra90 recessed downlight covering lower and medium output duties, with control and emergency variants available.

CRI 90 compact family with model-dependent beam choices and straightforward on/off operation.
Product comparison
Compare the verified family limits before checking the exact model, optic and accessories for the scheme.
| Family | Colour rendering | Output and power | Optic position | Control position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arc | Ra90 | 525–2100 lm at 7–23 W | Narrow, standard and wide | DALI and Casambi available |
| Flexi | Ra90 | 1000–4550 lm at 8–40 W | Confirm selected optic | DALI and Casambi available |
| Twist | Ra90 | 975–2650 lm at 10–27 W | Confirm selected optic | DALI and Casambi available |
| Miro | CRI 90 | 594–2397 lm at 8–25 W | 18–50° across supplied models | On/off |
Colour-quality brief
The better brief names the colour task, the metric, the scene and the evidence needed at approval.
Record the finishes, products, food, artwork or skin tones whose appearance matters.
Write the required CRI, CCT, output and optic against each luminaire type.
Use samples or a trial area where the final colour impression carries commercial or curatorial risk.
Frequently asked questions
Answers are limited to the published options in the compared product schedules.
Ra is the general colour rendering index. Ra90 indicates a higher general index than Ra80, but it does not describe every individual test colour or the full spectral character of the source.
Flexi reaches 4550 lm in the current family data, making it the highest-output route in this comparison.
No. Arc, Flexi and Twist list DALI options. Miro is presented here only in its documented on/off position.
No. It is one useful colour-rendering threshold, but beam, colour temperature, output and the materials being lit still matter. Colour-critical schemes should also be checked with samples or a mock-up.
Arc is a slim directional linear option, Flexi is adjustable across a broad output range, Twist is a fully adjustable round gimbal, and Miro is a compact adjustable downlight.
The current source documents Miro with an on/off driver and does not support a dimming or emergency claim. Choose another family or confirm a separate project-specific solution before specifying those functions.
Project support
We can check the current CRI, output, optic, CCT, control and emergency options against the visual brief.