Philips CoreLine Downlight

Philips CoreLine Downlight

Dec 14, 2018

The CoreLine Downlight range of recessed luminaires is designed to replace CFL-ni/CFL-i based downlight luminaires. Their attractive TCO helps customers to make the switch to LED. These luminaires create a natural lighting effect for use in general lighting applications. They also deliver instant energy savings and have a much longer lifetime, creating a real value-for-money and environmentally friendly solution. They are easy to install thanks to their standard cut-out size and push-in connectors. InterAct Ready luminaires with integrated wireless communications in this family available, to be used with InterAct gateways, sensors and software.

 

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