Visioneering LRK-HBV LED Retrofit Kit – High Bay Vapor Tight

LRK HBV LED Retrofit Kit High Bay Vapor Tight

Dec 17, 2018

Premium-Grade LED Upgrade for Existing Fluorescent Enclosed and Gasketed High Bay Luminaire (IP67). Upgrade existing fluorescent vapor tight high bay luminaires to high efficacy LED with ease.

Designed to retrofit Fluorescent Vapor Tight High Bay luminaires. Compatible with Visioneering FHBV series, Lithonia FHE series, Cooper VT4 series, Columbia XEW4 Series, Philips DayBrite CFI series, SLP Lighting CIT4/4i Series, and ILP Blizzard.

• Easy LED Upgrade • Instant Energy Savings (>60%) • Single Piece Tray • Installed & Programmed Driver (Isolated for Increased Thermal Management) • 0-10V Dimming Standard Driver • 5 Year Warranty • Disconnects Included.

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