Eaton Introduces Halo Home Downlight

Eaton

 

September 10, 2018

Eaton announces the Halo Home RL4 4-Inch All-Purpose LED Retrofit Module with Bluetooth Mesh Connectivity.

The Halo Home RL4 is an integrated LED module with Bluetooth® Mesh connectivity for 4” aperture recessed downlights. When paired with the Halo Home mobile app or Halo Home in-wall dimmers, the RL4 can be wirelessly controlled. Suitable for new construction, remodel and retrofit installation.

Listed for use with Halo 4” housings and classified for use with other 4” housings, airtight and can be used with housings in direct contact with insulation. The RL4 is designed to connect to the Halo Home Bluetooth Mesh network with no hub or internet connection required.

For more detailed specification information please review http://www.cooperindustries.com/content/dam/public/lighting/products/documents/connected_systems/spec_sheets/halohome-rl4-td518300en-sss.pdf

 

 

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