Ecopower FPK – Kelvin-Adjustable Flat ComfortPanel

Ecopower

March 22, 2018

EdgeLit LightPlate technology developed by 3M™ produces unsurpassed even illumination of the lens materials and an ultra low glare factor. This ComfortPanel provides wireless control of both light level and kelvin temperature. Fully dimmable and kelvin adjustable from 3000K to 5000K.  Use the remote to control one panel, multiple panels, or a whole floor. EZ setup, excellent savings, personal light environment control. 

Technical Specifications

Housing

Die cast aluminium with S/B power coat

Finish Colour

White

Mounting

RCTB & Surface Mount using M40 Adder

Work Environment

Office, classroom, retail, hotel, lobby, restaurant, medical facility

Lens Type

PMMA plastic lens with advanced LightPlate Technology for Low Glare

For more information: https://ecopowerled.com/singleproduct/fpk—kelvin-adjustable-flat-comfortpanel/226

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