Aug 8, 2017
The StanPro CLR-L is a retrofit plate that comes complete with an IP68 rated LED module and IP67 rated driver. The plate was designed to fit most HID acorn and globe light applications. The easy to install full cut off design will increase the efficiency in your existing luminaires, while reducing maintenance costs and wasted light. Several distribution types are available. Retrofit applications include city parks and recreation, campuses and pathways
Technical Specifications:
- Low starting temperature of -40°C to +40°C
- Class II, 1-10V dimmable driver
- 4KV AC surge protection included
- IP67 drivers and waterproof connections
- IP68 light engines with screw free structure
- 70W-150W HID replacement
For more information:
https://stanprols.com/product/clr-l/
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