Toshiba is releasing a new six-inch LED downlight with a replaceable LED light module for use in commercial and residential applications.

The Toshiba TLS-DMT6 LED Downlight has brilliant design flexibility and ease of maintenance

Called the Toshiba TLS-DMT6 LED Downlight, the module features multiple color temperatures, lumen outputs and trim finishes allowing designers to create their own unique environments. With so many options available, Toshiba set out to make the module, which provides the light source, as easy as possible to switch up. Changes to color temperature and lumen output can be made without having to replace the entire downlight — making it easier for the likes of retailers, hoteliers, restaurateurs or homeowners.

In addition, a built-in heat sink dissipates the heat generated by the LEDs, thus controlling the operating temperature of the LED module to provide a high level of performance and ensure a long product life.

The TLS-DMT6 is available in 1100 and 1500 lumen outputs, and 3000, 3500 and 4000 color temperatures. The spring-loaded socket with notch and marking make it very easy to line up the module and socket for ease of installation and replacement. Using only 20 watts (1100 lumens) or 26 watts (1500 lumens), Toshiba’s downlight uses a fraction of the energy that a conventional incandescent or halogen downlight requires. The downlight is manufactured to RoHS and UL standards and comes with a five-year warranty.

For more information visit www.toshiba.com

About the manufacturer: Toshiba International Corporation (TIC) is a Toshiba America Inc. (TAI) Group Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Toshiba Corporation. TIC is headquartered in Houston, Texas and employs approximately 1,200 people.providing application solutions to a wide range of industries including lighting systems, industrial, power systems, and transmission and distribution systems. One of the largest lighting companies and LED lamp manufacturers in the world, one hundred percent of Toshiba’s current lighting product offering and lighting product development in the U.S. is based on LED technology.