Canada GL Lighting Technology’s Slim LED area light Specification

Canada GL Lighting Technology Inc.

 

July 16, 2018

Slim LED area light Specification （200W/250W/300W/400W)

Features
1. Modular lens design, suitable for parking lots，roadway & area lighting distribution.
2. Hollow heat sink design. Aluminum alloy + PC optics lens.
3. Various installation method, suitable for different applications.
4. Simple and nice-looking appearance.
5. Utilize PHILIPS or LUMILEDS 3030 LED the whole lamp 120LPW
6. Dimming,Motion sensor, photocell（3pin/5pin/7pin）,is optional
7. Tool-free maintenance
8. IP65 waterproof，Working Temperature:-40℉~122℉

For more information HERE

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