Piccolo Choice Series from Stanpro Offers High Output Adjustable Lighting

June 21, 2023

Piccolo is ideal for accent and display lighting. It is compact and offers the flexibility to adjust your lighting needs with high lumen output and true color accuracy. Piccolo is perfect for residential and commercial applications. Compatible with our STJ tracks and track accessories.

Piccolo Features and Specifications

Performance Data

  • Available in 3 000 K single color temperature
  • 90+ CRI
  • 120 V
  • 13 W
  • Estimated life of over 50 000 hours to L70
  • Phase cut (ELV / Triac) dimming standard
  • Operating temperature:
  • -20 °C to 40 °C (-4 °F to 104 °F)

Compliances

  • cETLus listed for damp locations
  • Energy Star
  • Meets requirements of ICES-005 issue 5 class B
  • for use in residential applications

Overview

Light sourceLED
Watts (W)13
Lumen output (lm) 1000
Efficacy (lm/W)77
Color temperature (K)3 000
CRI90 +

Construction

Physical Characteristics
  • Die cast aluminum housing with integrated heat sink
  • Heavy duty scratch resistant powder coated
  • Available in textured white and black
  • 40° beam angle
  • Frosted Polycarbonate lens
Mounting
  • Compatible with Stanpro STJ Tracks
  • Compatible with Stanpro track accessories
  • Compatible with J style adaptor
Mounting options

Source

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