Stanpro Recessed L3PNL LED Panel Lights

Stanpro

December 7, 2017

L3PNL is a series of energy-saving, super bright and environmentally friendly panel lights. The beam was designed with a wide angle, to help provide a uniform light output making it comfortable to the eye; which makes them an ideal replacement to fluorescent fixtures in offices, schools and a variety of other commercial or industrial applications.

Colour Temperature:

3000K – 5000K

Driver:

Driver integral electronic, dimmable with standard dimmers.

Housing and Finishing:

Frame is made of aluminum with a white finish. Comes complete with earthquake clips.

For more information:

https://stanprols.com/product/l3pnl/

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