The extra-slim body of low-profile canless downlights fits into ceilings with shallow plenums or barriers that prevent the use of standard-profile canless fixtures. Also known as wafer lights, they fit directly into a cutout or mount to a frame. They include a small remote driver box that requires minimal space within the ceiling. Lights with multiple color temperature settings have a switch for choosing the hue or tone of light to match surrounding fixtures or suit a room or application.

The low-profile body of these canless downlights features an integrated nightlight that emits a soft glow for nighttime illumination. They provide light for security and navigation, saving energy when full light output isn't required. The nightlight can be turned on and off at the wall switch. Also known as wafer lights, they install directly into a cutout or mount to a separate guide plate in new construction. Their extra-slim body fits into ceilings with shallow plenums or barriers that prevent the use of standard-profile canless fixtures. They include a small remote driver box that requires minimal space within the ceiling. Lights with multiple color temperature settings have a switch for choosing the hue or tone of light to match surrounding fixtures or suit a room or application.

Standard-profile canless downlights install when space above the ceiling isn't so tight as to require a low-profile canless downlight. Their integrated driver makes them taller than low-profile canless fixtures but still more compact than can lights. They attach to a frame that's from an existing installation or newly mounted in a cutout. Lights with multiple color temperature settings have a switch for choosing the hue or tone of light to match surrounding fixtures or suit a room or application.