Collection: Gimbal Recessed Lighting

Gimbal recessed lighting is a type of adjustable recessed lighting where the lamp head pivots within the housing, allowing you to precisely direct the beam of light. This directional control makes gimbals the ultimate tool for creating dynamic accent lighting, highlighting architectural features, and solving challenges like sloped ceilings. They give you the power to put light exactly where you need it.

Precision Control: How Gimbals Work

The key feature of a gimbal trim is its rotating, pivoting center that holds the light source. This mechanism, similar to a gyroscope, allows for a wide range of motion—typically up to 40 degrees of tilt and sometimes a full 360-degree rotation. This adjustable design means that even after the fixture is installed, you have complete control over the light's direction, allowing you to adapt your lighting as your room layout changes.

Where to Use Adjustable Recessed Lighting

Gimbal recessed lighting excels where fixed downlights fall short. Consider this adjustable solution for:

• Accent Lighting: Spotlight artwork, a fireplace mantle, or retail displays with a dramatic, focused beam of light.
• Sloped Ceilings: Compensate for the ceiling angle by aiming the light straight down, ensuring proper illumination on the floor instead of the opposite wall.
• Wall Washing: Position multiple gimbals to cast a uniform, grazing light down a textured wall, creating depth and visual interest.
• Task Lighting: Direct light precisely onto a kitchen island, reading nook, or workspace from a distance.

Directional Lighting, Perfected

When you need to go beyond general illumination, gimbal recessed lighting offers the precision and control your space deserves. Perfect for creating focal points and solving tricky lighting challenges, these adjustable fixtures are an essential tool for any layered lighting design. Browse Bees Lighting's complete collection, or call our lighting specialists at 855-303-0665 for personalized advice.