Liteline Corporation Launches LED MicroPot

Liteline LED Micropot

 

December 6, 2015

The LED MicroPot is a mini downlight that illuminates space uniformly. These recessed lights are a choice for creating an ambience to highlight collections, cabinets, corridors/hallways. The MicroPots emit a warm white light, and can even be used in damp locations. It has a 3-year warranty and an average LED life of 50,000 hours.

The minimalist shape of the MicroPot is suited for situations in which the pot light should be least visible, and are available in a variety of colours to choose from.

The fixture is installed in an aluminum housing which allow for enclosed wiring and the fixture to be installed where insulation is present. Housing includes a strain relief to secure electrical cables and two torsion clips for enhanced rigidity to recessed surface. The fixture is provided with medium lens beam spread. MicroPot is IC rated, suitable for indoor use only and damp locations.

This recessed light outputs a warm white (3000°K) colour temperature, which provides up to 202 lumens with a colour rendering index (CRI) of 85 and 50,000 hours LED life.

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