RGBW Tuya Downlight RGB LED Wireless

The ILED-CL-A C7 is a recessed downlight that runs RGB or RGBW COB light and talks to your phone over Tuya, so there is no control wire, no DMX desk and no hub to find a place for. It is built for the rooms where you want colour or tunable white in the ceiling but do not want to run a control system to every fixture.

The three sizes

There are three models, all running from the same 24V supply and the same Tuya wireless control. The 7W head is the smallest, a 64mm body with a 55mm cutout, for a reading nook, a small display or a single accent point. The 12W head is 85mm with a 75mm cutout, the size that suits a dining area, a desk or a group of displays. The 18W head is 105mm with a 95mm cutout, the one to use where you need more light from a single position. Each head takes one of three lenses, 15° for a tight spot, 24° for an all-round accent and 38° for a wider wash, and the lens is the one to pick when you order, because it is fitted in the factory, not swapped in the field.

The wireless side

The control is a Tuya wireless module, and that is the point of the fixture. You pair each head to the Tuya Smart app on a phone, set the colour and the brightness from there, and the app also lets you group the heads into scenes, run schedules and turn them into voice-assistant controls through Tuya. There is no DMX or DALI bus to wire, and no separate hub to install, so the ceiling stays clean. The heads still carry the 20cm input and 20cm output five-wire cables, which is how they share the 24V supply across a run; the wireless side handles the control, not the power.

Colour and the lens

The light source is an RGB or RGBW COB, so the 7W, 12W and 18W heads mix colour from the chip set rather than from separate bulbs. The RGB version mixes red, green and blue for the colour washes, and the RGBW version adds a dedicated white channel, which is the one to use where the room needs a clean white key light as well as the colour. The lens you order decides how the light comes out: 15° throws a tight pool on a single object, 24° is the all-round accent, and 38° opens the light up for a wider wash over a shelf or a wall. Because the lens is fitted at the factory, the right angle is the one to confirm when you order, not the one to swap later.

Body and installation

The body is aluminum with a PC front, and each head recesses into its cutout, 55mm, 75mm or 95mm depending on the size, and sits flush with the ceiling. The input is DC24V, so the heads run from a 24V supply, and the 20cm input and output cables on each head are what let you run several of them on the same circuit. The IP42 rating means it is a dry-indoor fixture, so it is aimed at ceilings in living rooms, offices and the like, not a bathroom or a wet space. It is Class I, so the installation needs a proper earth on the 24V side of the circuit.

Où est-il utilisé ?

Living rooms where a coloured accent wash on a feature wall is wanted but the ceiling is not going to carry a control wire. Reading corners and home offices where a tunable white key light is more useful than a fixed warm or cool spot. Small retail or display areas where a run of heads on the same 24V supply gives a coloured or white wash over a counter, with the whole run controlled from one phone. And any room where the wiring is already done and the only thing missing is a way to change the colour without opening the ceiling again.

Why do buyers pick the ILED-CL-A C7 over the alternatives? Here is what we hear from customers:

No control wire to run. The Tuya wireless module is the point: pair the head to the Tuya Smart app and the colour and brightness run from it, with no control bus in the ceiling.

Three sizes, one control. The 7W, 12W and 18W heads all talk to the same Tuya setup and run from the same 24V supply, so a room mixes them on one wall, one app runs the group.

The lens is picked up front. The 15°, 24° and 38° lenses are fitted at the factory; confirm the angle at order time and the head recesses, pairs, and the light comes out at the chosen angle.

RGBW where white matters. The RGBW version adds a dedicated white channel on top of the colour mix, so a room needing a clean white key light and the colour washes gets both from one head.

The daisy-chain keeps the run tidy. Each head carries the 20cm input and output five-wire cables, so a row of heads runs on one 24V supply with no junction box at every head.

The ILED-CL-A C7 sits in rooms where you want colour or tunable white in the ceiling without running a control wire to every fixture.

Living room feature walls. A coloured accent wash over a feature wall or a gallery of frames, controlled from the phone instead of a wall switch. The RGBW version is the one to use where you want a clean white key light as well as the colour.

Reading corners and home offices. A tunable white key light over the chair or the desk, set warm in the evening and cooler for work, from the same app that controls the rest of the room. The 12W head is the usual size for this position.

Small retail and display areas. A run of heads over a counter or a display shelf, all on the same 24V supply and all grouped in one Tuya scene, so the whole display changes colour at once instead of one fixture at a time.

Bedrooms and hotels. A coloured or warm-white accent that sets the mood before bed, with the brightness and the colour set from the bedside phone rather than a wall switch. The 7W head is the right size for a bedside position.

Kitchens with a dry zone. A dry section of the ceiling over an island or a breakfast nook, where the splash zone is a rated fixture and the C7 takes the ambient and accent light, on the same app as the rest of the house.