Low Voltage Mini Flood Light

Magic Lite

 

September 14, 2018

Low Voltage Mini Flood Lights provide exceptional illumination in a variety of beam spreads and colors and are IP65 rated for outdoor applications.

Low Voltage LED Mini Floods provide an extra degree of safety working on Class 2, 24 Volt DC power supplies and are suitable for wet location applications. They come in warm white, cool white and blue in 10° or 30° beam spread as well as RGB color changing in a 40° flood making them a powerful tool for flood lighting or spot lighting buildings, trees or wall grazing.

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