Beghelli Luce Introduces a Compact, High Performance Floodlight — the BoxLED Midi

Beghelli Floodlight

Feb 11, 2019

The BoxLED line of flood and high bay fixtures has a new addition to the family, the compact BoxLED Midi. With reliability and performance in mind, the BoxLED Midi can deliver between 6,100lm and 11,700 lumens and an efficacy of up to 130 lumens/W.

This IP66 and NEMA 4X rated fixture is rated for wet locations and provides protection against dust and corrosion. Features include a 4mm microprismatic tempered glass diffuser and precision reflectors, which provide optimized glare control.

The BoxLED Midi is 3G and IK09 rated, making it suitable for indoor or outdoor applications with high impact and vibration. With an ambient temperature of -30°C to +40°C, the BoxLED Midi is ideal for flood lighting, accent lighting, building façades, monuments, security, tunnels and signage. It is available in nine mounting options, including the standard 180° adjustable yoke mount, surface mount, aviation cable, chain, hook, pendant, swivel pendant, twin post top mount and quad post top mount.

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