Magic Lite Tri-Proof Light

Magic Lite

October 23, 2017

These Water-Proof, Pressure-Proof and Dust-Proof lights are an attractive, energy efficient and durable lighting solution to replace traditional linear fluorescent luminaires.

Tri-Proof lights are extremely rugged, resistant to heavy impacts, dust and water making them ideal for environments such as factories, warehouses, parking garages and carwashes but stylish enough for commercial and residential applications such as stairwells, hallways, schools, supermarkets, apartment or condo complexes and residential garages.

With up to 80% energy savings and offered in a multitude of colour temperature options, these lights will suit all of your LED lighting needs.

For more specific information, please visit https://magiclite.com/Product.php?product_id=15953

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