PIONEER LED Low Profile Recessed Fixtures

Pioneer Lighting

 

August 23,2018

Pioneer Lighting offers a variety of low profile recessed LED fixtures.

Available with a choice of lens options in all sizes:
1×4, 2×2, 2×4, 20×60
These newly re-designed fixtures have a curved parabolic reflector, convenient access plate, and proprietary custom optics to enhance performance and efficiency. High efficient frosted lenses offer optimum distribution.

The shallow 3 ½” fixture depth is ideal for shallow plenums and offers a contemporary aesthetic design. A direct/indirect white perforated basket fixture is also available with similar features.

Visit our website to see our complete selection of low profile LED fixtures.

http://pioneerlighting.com/New/index.php/led-recessed

 

 

 

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