Stanpro New VTS4-L IP66 Compact Vapour Tight Luminaire

Stanpro

January 19, 2018

Stanpro’s VTS4 luminaire is IK08 rated, demonstrating resistance against robust impacts and shocks.  The narrow VTS4-L luminaire also offers superior light distribution.

In addition, this fixture is DLC listed, resistant to rust and deterioration, and performs well in demanding environments. Ideal for dusty, wet or humid areas such as parking garages, underpasses, stairwells and schools. 

The VTS4-L is available in 120-277V and 347V, it offers 5200 lumen output in 4000K colour temperature. It has a high efficiency of 130 lm/W, and is ideal for ambient temperatures ranging from -20°C to +35°C.

For more information visit the product page VTS4-L.

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