Recessed Spot Lights
Philips FBG301 Recessed Spot Light, Nickel (59799)
Ready to ship · Delivered in 3–4 days
Description
- Designed for false ceilings: an elegant, modern recessed fitting that sits flush with the ceiling
- Low-glare sandblasted glass: diffuses light softly and evenly, with no harsh hotspots
- Nickel finish: a refined metallic trim around white frosted glass
- Standard E27 holder: works with any E27 LED or CFL bulb, so you choose the brightness and colour
- Versatile: suits kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms, corridors and offices
- Genuine Philips India: brand new in the original sealed box
Product description
The Philips FBG301 is a recessed ceiling light with a nickel finish and low-glare sandblasted glass that spreads light softly across the room. It fits neatly into a false ceiling through a 200 mm cut-out, giving a clean, finished look. The standard E27 holder takes any E27 LED or CFL bulb, so you can pick the brightness and light colour that suits each space, whether that's warm light for a living room or cool light for a kitchen or office.
Please note: the bulb is not included. This fitting needs one E27 LED or CFL bulb, bought separately.
Specifications
| Brand | Philips |
| Model | FBG301 (59799) |
| Type | Recessed ceiling light |
| Bulb holder | E27, for LED or CFL bulbs |
| Bulb included | No, sold separately |
| Diffuser | Sandblasted glass, white, low glare |
| Finish | Nickel |
| Style | Modern |
| Ceiling cut-out | 200 mm diameter |
| Installation | Flush mount, false ceiling |
| Ingress protection | IP20, for dry indoor areas |
| Usage | Indoor |
Shipping & Delivery
In stock and ready to ship. Orders are dispatched immediately and delivered in 3–4 days. Each piece is carefully packed in its original box.
Care
Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive or chemical cleaners on brass and glass to preserve the finish.
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