Halo Home Flood light from Eaton

Eaton

 

September 21, 2018

The HALO Home smart LED floodlight incorporates Bluetooth® Mesh technology into a durable, twin head design for an advanced outdoor lighting solution built for high performance.

Featuring a multitude of configurable settings including grouping, scheduling, dimming and white color tuning, the FTS20C does not require a hub and can be wirelessly controlled directly from any compatible smart device utilizing the Halo Home app, or any Halo Home wireless switch or dimmer.

Key features include

Wireless System

– For use with the HALO Home mobile app.

– Bluetooth low energy (BLE) mesh allows on/off and dimming to be controlled wirelessly with companion wall switches, smart phones and tablets using HALO Home mobile app.

– White tuning, grouping, scheduling and countdown timer controlled through HALO Home mobile app.

Construction

– Durable die-cast aluminum housing with UV stable clear lens

– Powder coated bronze or white finish

– Optically enhanced reflector improves efficiency and delivered lumens

– Tool-less head adjustment

– Wall or eave mounted to recessed or surface junction boxes

Electrical

– For use with 120-277V, 50/60Hz\power source

– Maintenance-free LED’s with 70,000 hours of life

– Operating temperature of -30°C to 40°C

– cULus listed for wet locations

– External supply wiring 75°C minimum

Optics

– Two-stage optics for maximum coverage

– Wirelessly controlled white tuning from 3000K to 5000K CCT (factory default 4000K)

– Wirelessly controlled dimming to 5%

Warranty

Five-year limited warranty

For more information http://www.eaton.com/flash/electrical/connectedlighting/products/halo-home/smart-led-floodlight/

 

 

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