
Hotel Bathroom LED Mirror SPL-2602
Designed as part of a coordinated LED mirrors package, SPL-2602 supports hospitality and residential sourcing where finish consistency, practical installation and reliable project follow-up matter.
Where SPL-2602 Fits
- Dressing rooms and bedroom vanity positions where the mirror is part of the furnishing
- Hotel bathrooms where an unframed sheet of glass suits the wall better than a framed mirror
- Walls on which the mirror has to read as surface rather than as an object
- Projects where the lit area is wanted only around the working position
What Your Project Has to Confirm
- Size against the wall run - the mirror has to suit the basin width or the wall it is hung on, and whether it is read portrait or landscape changes the proportions of the whole elevation, so the size is set per room rather than taken off the page.
- Where the light sits and how it falls - the lit element sits inside the glass or at its edge, and where it sits decides whether light reaches the face for grooming or washes the wall behind the mirror, and whether it glares at eye level.
- Fixing and supply - a mirror sits flat to the finish, so the wall has to be flat enough to take it and the supply has to be brought to a point behind the glass; where the mirror is switched and how it is fed have to suit the room.
How MOER Confirms It
- SPL-2602 is specified against your project brief, not ordered from a catalogue page.
- Size, the position of the lit element and the electrical configuration are confirmed before any sample is produced.
- MOER Lighting builds SPL-2602 within a wider hospitality lighting range, so bathroom, guestroom and corridor provisions can be reviewed as one package instead of piece by piece.
- Photography, finishes and availability are confirmed per project rather than published as fixed claims.
Request a Specification
- Room type and where the mirror is mounted - above a single basin, across a double vanity, or full length on a wall
- The wall width available, and whether the mirror is to be read portrait or landscape
- Where the supply is taken and how the mirror is switched
- Finish preference, or the finish used elsewhere in the project
- Target markets and the electrical standard they require






