GVA Lighting Highlighter HL-Cove

GVA Lighting

 

August 28, 2017

GVA Lighting offers an architectural cove modular LED Lighting System that includes mounting system with integrated glare control valance.

Features:

  • 300mm/1ft modular design for curved or straight sections
  • 18 mid-power LEDs per 300mm/1ft for perfectly even illumination
  • Monochromatic or RGB & RGBW High Output LEDs with COLOR-AMP
  • LED pitch is maintained within and between luminaires: no dark spots between fixtures
  • DMX, DALI or 0~10V dimming through GVA’s power-data equipment
  • Through wiring for end-to-end connection via snap-in connectors: no junction boxes
  • LED modules fully sealed for indoor or outdoor use: IP66 rated
  • Adjustable aim mounting brackets: 0-90° in 10° increments for precise control of lighting effect
  • Mounting tracks for easy luminaire alignment
  • Small fixture size: 37mm/1.4″ high, 55mm/2.1″ wide
  • Projected lifetime: 115,000hrs @ 23°C, 73°F (L70)
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to +50°C, -40°F to 122°F
  • INFINITY technology: exceptionally long runs (up to 300m or 1000ft) from a single power source

For more information:

https://gvalighting.com/products/hl-cove/

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