MW LED UFO High Bay Light Ideal for Commercial Applications

MW LED UFO

Feb 25, 2019

MW LED UFO High Bay Light is ideal for a variety of LED commercial applications, including factories, workshops, warehouses, logistics centres, exhibition halls, gymnasiums, mining, shipyards, gas stations, and supermarkets. 

Product Features
•DLC 3.0.
•1.5w x 224pcs Philips Luxeon 3030 2D Lumileds. 
•Viewing angle: 120º.
•No UV or IR in the beam.
•Easy to install and operate, Instant start, no flickering, no humming.
•Energy saving, long lifespan. Green and eco-friendly without mercury. 
•Aluminum housing and tempered glass cover. 
•Mean Well IP65 driver included.
•Operating Temperature: -20℃ to 45℃.

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