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Coronet Launches 3-inch Modular Downlight with Advanced Glare Control

Coronet CDL3 Series

Coronet (LEDucation 2025 booth 2109/2111) has introduced the CDL3 Series, its first 3″ modular downlight. Offering 725–2050 lumens and 10°–50° beam options, the CDL3 Series redefines architectural downlighting with superior performance, exceptional quality, and advanced glare control.

Available in round and square designs with fixed, adjustable, and wall wash versions, the CDL3 Series downlight features field-changeable optics and modules, ensuring effortless adaptability for any project

Finish options include trimmed, trimless, or millwork for a seamless integration. Its modular design allows for easy replacements and field-changeable beam optics, setting a new benchmark in adaptable and efficient downlight solutions.

Visit Coronet at LEDucation 2025 booth 2109/2111

More information about the CDL3 Series from Coronet

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