Standard’s New Generation LED Lamps

New Generation LED

 

These dimmable LED reflector lamps offer exceptional thermal management and professional grade optics to ensure uniform beam pattern, long life and luminous effect while reducing energy consumption. A concise binning process ensures colour consistency from lamp to lamp.

The lamps are suitable for damp and wet locations, are available in many colour temperatures, and come with 3- and 5-year warranties.

Find out more: www.standardpro.com/en/g3-led

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