SAL Premier S9072TC LED Downlight 14W 115mm IP64 - White

Description

One downlight. Three colour temperatures. Zero compromises.

The SAL Premier S9072TC WH is a 14W dimmable LED downlight that removes one of the most common headaches on-site: having to stock separate warm, cool, and daylight SKUs. A single DIP switch on the back of the fitting selects 3000K, 4000K, or 5700K — set it before you push the fitting into the ceiling and you're done. Add an IP64 weatherproof rating and an IC-4 insulation class, and this is a downlight that covers bathrooms, alfresco areas, insulated ceilings, and everyday living spaces, all from one part number.

• Power & Voltage: 14W, 240V AC, 50Hz
• Lumens: 1000 lm (3000K) / 1150 lm (4000K) / 1150 lm (5700K)
• CCT: Selectable 3000K / 4000K / 5700K via DIP switch
• CRI: >90
• Beam Angle: 90°
• IP Rating: IP64 (from below ceiling)
• Insulation Class: IC-4, double insulated
• Dimming: Trailing-edge, flickerCONTROLLED remote driver — 1.2m flex & plug
• Cut-Out: 115mm | Overall Diameter: 143mm | Body Height: 61mm
• Body: Premium powder-coated aluminium, white finish
• Lamp Life: 51,000 hrs (avg) / >36,000 hrs L70 per IES TM-21
• Warranty: 5-year residential / 3-year commercial
• Approvals: IPART (NSW) and REES (SA) energy rebate eligible

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Why the S9072TC Belongs on Every Sparky's Van

Tradies and electrical contractors deal with a recurring problem: the client changes their mind about lighting colour — sometimes mid-job. Stocking three separate SKUs (warm, cool, daylight) means more shelf space, more reorders, and more chance of arriving on-site with the wrong fitting. The S9072TC eliminates that entirely. One box covers all three colour temperatures. Commit the CCT on-site using the DIP switch, clip the fitting into the ceiling, and move on.

Built for wet zones and insulated ceilings — without the workarounds.

IP64 from below the ceiling means this downlight is rated dust-tight and splash-proof from any direction — compliant for bathrooms, ensuites, laundries, and covered alfresco areas where a standard IP44 fitting falls short. The IC-4 double-insulated rating means the downlight body can be safely covered and abutted with thermal ceiling insulation (up to R4.0 equivalent per AS/NZS 4859.1) — no clearance gap, no fire-risk compromise. Note: the remote driver must remain uncovered and accessible.

Premium aluminium build with a plug-and-play driver.

The powder-coated aluminium body acts as an integrated heat-sink, drawing heat away from the LED chip and extending service life well beyond plastic-bodied alternatives. Inside, a recessed opal polycarbonate diffuser softens the output and eliminates hotspots. The remote constant-current trailing-edge dimmable driver ships with a 1.2m flex and plug already fitted — no additional wiring at the ceiling end. Compatible with most modern Australian wall dimmers; pairs with the SAL PIXIE smart home range for wireless scene control and scheduling without rewiring.

Q: Is the SAL S9072TC suitable for bathroom installation?
A: Yes. With an IP64 rating from below the ceiling, the S9072TC is compliant for bathrooms, ensuites, laundries, and covered alfresco areas. Always follow AS/NZS 3000 zone-of-protection rules — confirm required clearance distances from shower and bath zones before installation.

Q: Can the S9072TC be covered with ceiling insulation?
A: Yes — the downlight body is IC-4 rated and double insulated, so it can be safely covered and abutted with thermal insulation up to R4.0 (200mm formed insulation per AS/NZS 4859.1). The remote driver, however, must remain uncovered and accessible for ventilation and serviceability.

Q: What dimmer is compatible with the SAL S9072TC?
A: The S9072TC requires a trailing-edge dimmer rated for LED loads. Most current Australian wall dimmers from brands such as Clipsal Iconic, HPM Excel, and Mercator include trailing-edge LED-compatible models. For best results, avoid mixing dimmer brands on the same circuit and check the dimmer's minimum and maximum LED load rating against the total number of downlights on the circuit.