Sigma Series Fixtures

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September 14, 2018

Sigma2 LED fixture features a small aperture and small profile, allowing for installation in small spaces in various applications. The retrofit design of this fixture makes for easy installation into virtually any space. The maintenance-free installation and low operational cost makes it an ideal alternative to incandescent or CFL downlights. Multi-faceted reflector in spot, medium or wide beam angle. Available in multiple color temperatures and 90 CRI. Dimmable when used with a TRIAC dimmer. Suitable for damp and wet locations.

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