Hexaled HED from Contraste

Contraste

 

September 17, 2018

With 4 wattage options (20W, 28W, 36W, 40W) and lumen outputs ranging from 2,000 to 5,000 lumens, the Adjustable HexaLED 2.0 exceeds Energy Star® requirements and are ideally suited to best-in-class energy-efficient lighting designs and LEED® certified buildings. The fixtures come with two CRI options : 80+ and 90+. For added flexibility, three beam spreads are now offered, namely spot (15°), narrow flood (24°) and flood (44°).

HexaLED 2.0 HED adjustable trim has a convenient aiming system procuring 30° adjustability in 2 directions by 2.5° increments. This feature ensures a fast and easy adjustment of the light fixture once it is completely installed.

For more information https://www.contrastlighting.com/Product/HEXALED/HED

 

 

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