Hess America, Arini: LFI 2017 Category Winner – Parking, Roadway and Area Luminaires

Hess America

Multiple luminaires combined with artistically styled poles add visual interest to feature spaces while generating functional general illumination. Choice of optics includes three rotationally symmetric distributions and two elliptical beam patterns to meet varying site lighting requirements.

Optional flowing teardrop accent on the rear of the luminaire housing is available to provide colored LED highlighting or waymarking. All hardware is stainless steel. Standard color; matte silver grey metallic. Special colors available.

DELIVERED LUMENS
– Distribution Beamspread 3000K 4000K
– Spot 10° 5162 5678
– Medium 25° 4808 5289
– Wide 45° 4669 5136
– Elliptical horizontal 45° x 25° 4144 4558
– Elliptical vertical 25° x 45° 4257 4683

For more information:

http://www.hessamerica.com/Products/Lighting/Pole_Mounted_Luminaire/ARINI/

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