Standard Low Profile Downlight (LPDL)

March 22 2016

Quality and sophistication in one slim design: the LPDL gives you all the flexibility you need for installation, especially in confined areas or when facing constraints such as wood beams, ceiling joists or air ducts.

With a thin profile, the widest offering in trim colour and colour temperature and multiple driver installation options, there is no need for compromise. These 40,000 hour low profile downlights are available in white, black and brushed aluminum, and in colour temperatures of 2,700 K, 3,000 K and 4,000 K.

Furthermore, this lighting product solves any problems of limited ceiling space with a thickness of less than 1″ and is dimmable, airtight and IC rated.

Find out more: www.standardpro.com/featured-product/low-profile-downlight-lpdl/.

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