Mr Resistor

Mr Resistor sells indoor and outdoor lighting, lighting controls and electrical accessories.

Quick overview

Its range includes ceiling lights, wall lights, lamps, track systems and LED strips, alongside a lighting design service for residential, commercial and exterior projects.

Downlights include trimmed, plaster-in, integrated LED and surface-mounted styles.
Track lighting includes single-circuit, three-circuit, clip-in and magnetic systems.
Outdoor lighting includes pillar lights, floodlights, spike lights and bollards.
Switches, sockets, dimmers, cables and lighting accessories are also available.
The website includes system configurators, a downlight selector, catalogues and lighting guides.

Introduction

Mr Resistor sells lighting, controls and electrical accessories. Its range includes products for indoor and outdoor spaces, alongside a lighting design service.

Shoppers can explore ceiling and wall lights, lamps, strip lighting and track systems. The range also includes switches, sockets, bulbs and lighting controls.

What Mr Resistor offers

There are also products for kitchens, bathrooms, displays and gardens.

Alongside individual fittings, Mr Resistor offers lighting systems, accessories and design services. Its showrooms feature working displays and demonstrations of lighting controls.

Product and service categories

Downlights

The downlight range includes trimmed, plaster-in, integrated LED and surface-mounted styles. Shallow, micro, square and multi-downlight options appear alongside bathroom and commercial downlights. The range also includes low-voltage and smart downlights, plus lamp and module kits. Fixed and adjustable options are described on the site.

Track lighting

Mr Resistor lists single-circuit and three-circuit track, as well as clip-in and magnetic LED systems. Fittings include spotlights, downlights, panels and pendants, with recessed and surface-mounted track options. Display track and motorised track lights are also available. The motorised fittings have heads that pan and tilt using a handheld remote.

Floor, table and wall lighting

Floor and table lighting includes desk lamps, rechargeable lamps, recessed uplights and freestanding uplighters. Wall lighting includes bedside lights, picture lights, wall spotlights and bathroom mirror lights. Other options include shaded, plug-in and up-and-down wall lights, as well as wall lights with USB. Low-level and step lights also feature in the range.

Strip lighting

Strip lighting includes flexible LED tape, rigid strips, neon flex and rope lights. Tape options include tunable, double-row, slim, side-emitting and digital pixel styles. Profiles and extrusions are available in recessed, surface, suspended, corner and shadow-gap forms. The tape is self-adhesive and can be cut at marked intervals.

Commercial lighting and bulbs

Commercial lighting includes track lighting, ceiling systems, display lighting and LED panels. Mr Resistor also lists light bulbs and lamps, with options shown by lamp type and cap. LED lamps are included in the range. Drivers and transformers are available among the electrical accessories.

Browse the full range on the Mr Resistor website.

More Info

Brands named on the site

The site names Feelux, Lutron, Wise Controls and LED United among its lighting and control ranges.

Using the website

A downlight selector asks about the ceiling, the fitting and the intended look, with questions that can be skipped. There is also an enquiry form that accepts plans, drawings, photographs or product lists.

Shoppers can browse catalogues and brochures covering lighting, controls and design projects.

Notable features

Mr Resistor offers lighting design services for residential, commercial and exterior projects. Its service levels include a consultation, design for a single room or small project, and a comprehensive design service. Depending on the service, documentation can include CAD plans, specification sheets, load charts and technical drawings.

DIALux modelling is an optional addition to the design service. The site describes 3D renders, plots, a calculation report and a luminaire schedule among the outputs. Trade accounts are also available.

The showrooms include working lighting displays and demonstration areas for controls. Lighting design consultations can include a discussion of plans and photographs.

Frequently asked questions

Does Mr Resistor offer lighting design for commercial projects?

Yes. The design service covers commercial projects including shops, restaurants, offices, hotels and leisure spaces.

Can I use a tool to explore downlights?

Yes, the downlight selector asks questions about the ceiling and the fitting. It also allows questions to be skipped.

What types of track lighting are available?

The range includes single-circuit, three-circuit, clip-in and magnetic track systems. Display track and motorised track lights are listed too.

Can LED tape be cut?

The site says flexible LED tape can be cut at marked intervals. It also lists profiles and extrusions for LED tape.

Can I see lighting controls demonstrated?

Yes, the showrooms have demonstrations of Wise Controls and Lutron systems. The displays include scene setting, dimming and scheduling.

Are catalogues available?

Yes, Mr Resistor provides catalogues and brochures covering lighting and control systems. It also provides resources on lighting design projects.

Is DIALux modelling part of every lighting design service?

No, DIALux modelling is an optional addition. The site describes it as separate from the standard design service levels.

Key takeaways

Track systems, LED tape, profiles and lighting controls are available.
The electrical range includes switches, sockets, cables and lighting accessories.
Lighting design services cover residential, commercial and exterior projects.
Website tools include configurators, a downlight selector, catalogues and guides.

Summary

Mr Resistor offers a lighting design service for residential, commercial and exterior projects. Shoppers can explore individual product types, system options and design resources online, or see working displays in the showrooms.