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ANOVA helps professional buyers configure a downlight as a coordinated system: LED engine, optic, trim, housing and driver. The platform supports product-range planning and project adaptation without treating every variation as an unrelated fixture.
MR11–AR111Four documented module formats
15°–60°Model-specific fixed beam options
20°–60°Documented zoomable MR16 range
CRI 90 / 97Model-specific color-rendering options
Who this page is for
A platform approach for teams managing more than one product or project
The modular route is most useful when procurement decisions need to balance range breadth, compatibility, inventory and future project variations.
Importers & Distributors
Plan compatible modules, frames and drivers for the applications and markets you serve.
Contractors
Match downlight combinations to ceiling constraints, control systems and project schedules.
Product Developers
Review mechanical, optical, electrical and thermal relationships before approving a range.
Project requirements
Start with the complete system requirement
A module is not interchangeable by name alone. The selected engine, optic, housing, visible frame and driver must be reviewed as one assembly.
- Target aperture, cut-out, ceiling depth and installation access
- Fixed, adjustable, trimless or wall-washer appearance
- Beam distribution, aiming and glare-control expectation
- CCT, CRI and any selectable or tunable color requirement
- Dimming protocol, driver location and regional wiring practice
- IP requirement and the exact area exposed to moisture or dust
Product and solution selection
Select the engine format around scale, output and optical intent
The repository catalog documents four core formats. The values below are starting points for model selection, not a promise that every option applies to every module.
MR11 platform
A compact engine for joinery, display and smaller-aperture accent lighting.
- Documented 7 W example
- 15° / 24° / 36° / 60° options
- IP20 catalog configuration
MR16 platform
The broadest documented platform, including fixed, zoomable, multi-CCT and selected IP-rated variants.
- Documented 4–18 W examples
- Fixed and 20°–60° zoomable optics
- CRI 90 and model-specific CRI 97 examples
AR70 platform
A larger engine for retail, galleries, restaurants and other professional accent applications.
- Documented 12–14 W examples
- 15° / 24° / 36° / 60° options
- Compatible AR70 frames required
AR111 platform
A larger commercial platform for showrooms, high ceilings and broad product-range coverage.
- Documented 25–36 W examples
- Model-specific beam selection
- Compatible AR111 housing and driver review
Verified selection range
A procurement range grounded in the current ANOVA catalog
Use these verified catalog ranges to prepare a shortlist. ANOVA confirms the final combination and current item code during technical review.
| Selection point | Repository-supported range | Procurement note |
|---|---|---|
| Module formats | MR11, MR16, AR70 and AR111 | Mechanical interfaces and compatible frames differ by format. |
| Power examples | 7 W MR11; 4–18 W MR16; 12–14 W AR70; 25–36 W AR111 | Examples documented in the 2025 catalog, not a universal continuous range. |
| Beam options | 15° / 24° / 36° / 60° fixed; 20°–60° zoomable MR16 | Available angles depend on the selected model and optic. |
| Color quality | CRI 90; selected MR16 variants documented at CRI 97 | Confirm output and spectrum together with CRI. |
| CCT | 3000 K examples; 3000/4000/5000 K Tri-CCT; selected 2700–6500 K tunable-white modules | CCT architecture is model-specific. |
| Controls | Phase-cut/Triac, 0–10 V and DALI options; Casambi shown in the driver range | Driver, module and control system must be checked together. |
| Ingress protection | IP20 across standard examples; selected MR16 IP65 options | Verify which part of the assembly carries the rating. |
Evidence source: ANOVA 2025 Modular Design Catalog, module sections on catalog pages 18–35 and driver overview on page 56. No price, inventory or universal certification claim is made here.
Application planning
Configure one platform for distinct lighting tasks
The same format can support different applications only after the optic, housing, color quality and control route are aligned with the space.
Hospitality
Warm, visually comfortable downlight combinations for lobbies, guestrooms, corridors and restaurants.
Retail & Display
Narrow or medium beams, adjustable frames and color quality matched to merchandise.
Gallery & Exhibition
Controlled accent beams and model-specific high color-rendering options for display surfaces.
Commercial Interiors
Fixed or adjustable families coordinated across meeting rooms, circulation and feature areas.
OEM / ODM scope
Customize the system without losing compatibility discipline
OEM/ODM work can begin from the documented modular platform. Each requested change is reviewed for its effect on fit, thermal path, optical position, control and validation.
Module and compatible housing selectionBeam angle and optical accessoriesCCT and CRI configurationReflector color and visible finishFixed, adjustable or trimless frameDriver and dimming protocolConnectors and wiringLabels and private-label packagingProject-specific documentation
Engineering and quality control
Validate the selected combination, not an isolated component
The repository documents integrating-sphere analysis, aging testing, production and environmental test facilities. The actual validation plan is matched to the selected product and project risk.
- Mechanical compatibility between engine, optic, frame, housing and driver
- Optical output, beam distribution, CCT and color-rendering checks as required
- Electrical and dimming compatibility review
- Thermal path and installation-condition review
- Aging or environmental testing where relevant to the confirmed product
- Appearance, labeling, accessories and packaging inspection before shipment
Samples, MOQ and timing
Samples and production timing follow the confirmed configuration
ANOVA does not publish one MOQ or lead time for every modular combination. Commercial terms are confirmed after the item codes, customization depth, quantity and documentation needs are understood.
Samples
Sample availability is checked against the selected module, optic, frame, housing and driver. Custom samples may require an engineering review first.
MOQ
MOQ depends on whether the request uses a standard configuration, a finish change, private labeling or deeper mechanical development.
Lead Time
Sample and production lead times are quoted for the approved configuration and order quantity, with project milestones recorded in writing.
Procurement FAQ
Questions buyers ask before requesting a quotation
Which format should we start with?
Start with aperture, ceiling depth, target surface, output and aiming requirement. MR11 is compact, MR16 offers the broadest documented options, while AR70 and AR111 support larger commercial formats.
Can one LED module work with several trims?
A module can work with more than one compatible frame in the relevant range, but mechanical fit, thermal contact and optical position must be confirmed for every combination.
Are all beam angles and controls available for every model?
No. Fixed-beam, zoomable and driver options are model-specific. The inquiry should identify the required beam and control system so ANOVA can return an exact combination.
Can we order samples before confirming the full range?
Yes, subject to sample availability and technical review. Buyers should define the intended production configuration so the sample remains representative.
How are MOQ and lead time confirmed?
They are quoted after the exact configuration, customization, quantity, packaging and documentation scope are understood.
Project review
Request Module OptionsHave an aperture, beam or driver requirement already?
Send the target application and configuration. ANOVA can review the module, optic, frame, housing and driver as one system.
Send a project brief
Request a model-by-model modular downlight review
Share enough project detail for a useful shortlist instead of a generic catalog response.
- Application and target market
- Expected quantity or project phase
- Required optics, color quality and controls
- Ceiling, installation or customization constraints