Standard’s New Sleek Wall Pack

Standard New Sleek Wall Pack

 

Feb 19, 2016

Standard has added new Sleek wall packs to its LED outdoor luminaire product line. These Energy Star approved luminaires are available in four different colours (black, grey, silver and white) and two wattages (18 and 30), and have an integrated photocell.

Standard’s LED Sleek Wall Pack luminaires are ideal replacements for traditional high pressure sodium (HPS) and metal halide (MH) fixtures, while offering a similar design with significant reduction in energy and maintenance costs.

Find out more:http://www.standardpro.com/featured-product/led-wall-pack-series/.

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