Recessed Lighting

Recessed Lighting

Shop recessed lighting and pot lights for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and living spaces. Browse 3", 4" and 6" sizes, plus LED and RGB options, then compare key details such as cutout size, lumen output, colour temperature, dimming and location rating.

How to Choose Recessed Lighting

Choosing recessed lighting starts with making sure the fixture suits both the space and the existing ceiling requirements. Size is one of the first considerations, particularly when replacing an existing fixture, so check the product dimensions and cutout requirements before ordering.

Light output is another useful comparison point. Lumens indicate how much light a fixture produces, while colour temperature affects whether the light appears warmer or cooler. Some recessed fixtures also offer selectable colour temperatures, allowing you to choose the setting that works best for the room.

If adjustable light levels are important, check whether the fixture is dimmable and review the listed compatibility requirements. For bathrooms or other moisture-prone areas, also confirm the individual fixture's damp or wet location rating.

TLS carries recessed lighting in several sizes and configurations, including 3", 4" and 6" options, along with LED and RGB recessed lighting. Use the collections above to narrow the assortment before comparing individual product specifications.

Recessed Lighting FAQs


Pot lights is a commonly used term for recessed ceiling lighting in Canada. Individual fixtures can still differ in size, light output, colour temperature, dimming capability and location rating.


Start with the fixture size and cutout requirements, particularly when replacing an existing light. Then compare specifications such as lumen output, colour temperature, dimming capability and location rating based on where the fixture will be used.


Some recessed fixtures are suitable for damp or wet locations, while others are not. Check the individual product's location rating and specifications before choosing a recessed light for a bathroom or other moisture-prone area.


Many recessed lights are dimmable, but compatibility can vary between fixtures and controls. Check the individual product specifications before purchasing if dimming is important for your project.