OVR ELECTRIC / BUYING GUIDE · 26 OCTOBER 2026

Concealed Light vs Panel Light: What Should You Compare?

The difference between a concealed light and panel light is easiest to assess by comparing the actual fitting, ceiling opening and visible size. Product names alone do not show whether an installation will fit or how a room will look.

LED panel light price and concealed fitting dimensions

Understand the product names

A concealed light is generally understood as a fitting that sits within or is recessed into a ceiling surface. Panel light usually describes a broader, flatter light face. These are practical descriptions, not a guarantee that every product sold under a category has the same mounting method, cutout or light pattern. Confirm the design and dimensions of the actual model.

OVR Electric’s catalog includes Slim Panel and Pluto Panel families, along with products such as Vision (Delux) and COB models. The catalog’s family names help navigate its range; the individual rows supply the code and available specifications. Do not assume a recessed light is interchangeable with a panel just because both can be used in a ceiling.

Measure cutout and outer size separately

For a recessed installation, the opening in the ceiling must be checked against the exact cutout field. The outer dimension describes another part of the fitting and should be reviewed separately. Slim Panel 9W, for example, lists a 135X135 cutout and 150X150X20 outer size; Slim Panel 12W lists 150X150 and 170X170X20. These are distinct measurements, not alternatives.

The Pluto Panel 10W catalog row lists a 100X100 cutout and 118X118X38 outer size; its 15W row lists 125X125 and 145X145X38. Read the model code before sharing a number with an installer. For a different family, use that family’s row because the catalog dimensions can vary across wattage and model.

Compare light output and colour options

A panel and a concealed fitting can create different appearances in a room, but the exact effect depends on the product, placement and layout. Review wattage and the catalog lumen entry for each selected code. Neither figure alone tells you the ideal number of lights or exact room coverage. A qualified lighting professional can help plan spacing when the application requires a calculated layout.

Several OVR entries list colour-temperature options such as 3K/4K/6.5K. The Pluto Panel 10W row uses the phrase Tri Colour. Check the exact option offered for the model you need, especially when multiple fittings will be visible together. Do not assume that a colour label reveals a switch or control method; ask if how it operates matters.

Choose by ceiling, use and service access

Before selecting a fitting, note the ceiling material, available depth, framing, wiring and access above the ceiling. For an existing installation, measure the opening and photograph the old fixture label if one is present. For a new ceiling, have the installer confirm the cutout before cutting. A web image cannot show hidden framing or site wiring.

Think about the room’s function and the look of the fixture. A work area, living space and passage may call for different layouts. If an existing opening is irregular or a decorative edge must be covered, include that need in the discussion. Ask about dimming or control compatibility if required; do not infer support from the family name.

Compare the quoted catalog options fairly

The LED panel light price in the catalog is the printed MRP in INR. The amount is not a wholesale price or a promised project rate. Compare each code, wattage, dimensions and listed colour option, then ask for a bulk quote for the chosen quantity. This keeps a panel-price comparison tied to the exact item rather than a broad product label.

OVR Electric is an LED lights supplier in Indore and serves Madhya Pradesh. Its site states that GST invoicing is available and LED products have a two-year warranty. Ask for written order terms and confirm delivery for your address. Use the product cards below, the linked panel page and the official PDF catalog to verify the required model before requesting a quote.

A short fit checklist

Record the model code, wattage, cutout, outer size, colour choice and quantity. Mark whether the ceiling is already cut and who will check the installation. If a field is not listed, do not fill it in by borrowing data from a similar panel or concealed light. Ask the seller for the exact technical information needed for the project.

For a concise enquiry, send the intended application and delivery city with the selected codes. A written quote should identify the exact products and quantity. Confirm the MRP-to-quote basis, invoice details and delivery terms before approving the purchase. The OVR catalog is the reference for published product facts; the installer is the right person to verify site fit.

OFFICIAL CATALOG / MRP IN INR

Selected catalog products

Cards below show printed catalog MRP, not a wholesale quote. Request a quote for the exact models and quantities you need.

QUESTIONS / ANSWERS

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a concealed light and panel light?

Concealed commonly describes a recessed fitting, while panel light describes a broad, flat light face. Compare the exact mounting and dimensions in the model data.

Should I use the outer size as the ceiling cutout?

No. Check the cutout and outer dimension separately for the exact code, then have an installer verify the fit.

Does an LED panel light price list show the wholesale rate?

No. The catalog lists MRP in INR. Request a trade quote for the selected model codes and quantities.

Need help with your product list?

Share the catalog model codes, quantities and delivery location. OVR Electric can respond to your specific request; confirm price, warranty and delivery details before ordering.