Liteline New SlimLED MULTI

Liteline

April 2, 2018

Liteline Introduces the new SlimLED MULTI, where multi-application and multi-trim color are NOT sold separately! Further rounding off our SlimLED program, the SlimLED MULTI easily installs into a standard octagon box or 4″ recessed housing.  

TECH SPECS AND DETAILS:

  • Wet location rated
  • Includes three interchangeable plastic magnetic trims: White, black, and silver
  • Fire-rated when used in a fire-rated Octagon Box
  • Available in 2700 K, 3000 K, 3500 K and 4000 K
  • Up to 540 lumens & 90 CRI 
  • 8W, 120V
  • Air tight
  • Built-in driver
  • 100-10% TRIAC dimming capability
  • Title 24 (US) & Energy Star (Canada)
  • Compatible with the following Liteline Housings: RF401, RF402, RF405
  • Dead-front
  • Lifetime Warranty 

SlimLED MULTI SELL SHEET & SPECIFICATIONS:

For more information on our SlimLED series, please visit: https://www.liteline.com/

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