HUBX-C Surface Cylinder Downlight

Pick the beam by target size — both cylinders run all three beams.

• 15° for jewelry cases, watch counters and small feature pods.
• 24° for mannequins, apparel rails and standard counters.
• 36° for corridor floors, shelf aisles and lobby fill.

Fixed cylinders never drift, so HUBX-C suits set-and-forget rows on concrete slabs that adjustable fittings would only complicate.

Match the cylinder to the fascia and the cup to the ceiling — one color per order.

• Black housings for dark fascias, dark wood and night-scene shopfronts.
• White housings for plain mall ceilings and bright lobbies.
• White, silver and bright silver cups for plain and metallic ceilings; black, matt black and gun black for dark interiors; champagne gold and rose gold for boutique brass details.

Confirm the combination in the inquiry and the factory kits one color across both cylinders.

Pick white by merchandise — both CRI options hold color across all three whites.

• 3000K warm white for boutiques, suites and fitting mood.
• 4000K neutral white for sales floors and galleries.
• 6000K cool white for high commercial halls.

Mixed floors keep one dark-light face while each zone gets its own white.

Fix the bracket base straight onto the slab — wiring runs through the base, so no hole is cut at all. 4-cell cylinders (Dia89xH100mm) suit niches and bedheads; 7-cell cylinders (Dia109xH100mm) suit rails and lobby rows. Both aim straight down and never tilt, so pick by ceiling depth: slabs and rented shops take HUBX-C, while low voids that accept 75/95mm holes take the recessed twin DOTS-C.

A single COB chip has one large glowing face, so a shallow surface cylinder cannot shield it — side glare reaches shoppers across the shop, and wide beams often show ghosting or yellow edge rings. HUBX-C splits the flux across 4 or 7 tiny SMD cells — each small aperture reaches a large cut-off angle above 30 degrees, the cylinder wall reads almost unlit from the side, and small lenses hold tight 15° pools with soft clean edges. Choose HUBX-C for glare-critical counters, cases and fitting rooms; keep the single-COB CUBE-D surface cylinder for compact wash where side glare passes.

Know four boundaries and the cylinders never disappoint.

• Fixed straight-down aim — window displays that change weekly need the aimable IRIS-S instead.
• Needs a set layout — mark every pool before fixing, misplaced brackets cannot be re-aimed away.
• Accent layer, not the only source — narrow beams leave dark edges in large halls, so pair the pools with wash light.

Dry indoor only — IP20 keeps it to shops, eateries and hotels on level solid ceilings, never wet zones or outdoors.