Scala LED Stairwell Luminaire

Scala Light Fixtures

Maximize energy savings with controlled light levels using the Scala LED stairwell light. This energy saving luminaire has integrated occupancy controls and bi-level dimming to provide safety and security.

The Scala LED is ideal for stairwells but is also suitable for restrooms, corridors, storage areas, and anywhere light levels do not need to be maintained at maximum brightness.

When no motion is detected, the Scala bi-level dimming lowers the light levels by 50%. Once motion is detected in the area, the fixture comes back up to full brightness. This can result in significant energy savings.

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