VERT Site Lighting Platform from EiKO

EiKO

 

August 17. 2018

Cost-effective, multi-use site and area lights. Available in multiple outputs and with flexible mounting options to create a perfect solution for any outdoor application.

Features
Outputs from 13,000-38,000 lumens, precision TIR optics and three mounting options create endless configurations for unmatched flexibility.

Construction
Diecast aluminum body and durable polycarbonate lens ensure performance in demanding environments. IP65 rated and UL listed for wet locations.

Applications
Perfect for parking areas, auto dealerships, roadways, campuses, airports, security lighting, building facades and more.

For more information https://www.eiko.com/page/vert

 

 

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