GL Lighting LED Ultra-Thin Canopy Light

GL lighting

GL lightings’ Ultra-thin canopy light is ideal for a vareity of applications.

Technical Specification

Product code GLCPR-75W-XX

Power 75W±5%

BeamAngle 120°

Voltage 120VAC/347VAC

Material AL Luminous ≥100lm/W

LifeSpan ≥50000h CRI >80

IPGrade IP54

CCT 3000/4000/5000K LED PHILIPS3030

PF >0.95 Replaceable 150-175WHID

Luminousflux ≥7500LM N.W(kg) 3.0KG

StorageTemperature -40~80℃ WorkingTemperature -35~55℃

For more information:

http://gl-light.ca/products/led-parking-lot-lights/view/productdetails/virtuemart_product_id/176/virtuemart_category_id/48.html

 

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