DALS Colour Temperature Changing LED Linear

Dals CCL

May 30, 2019

When designing a linear, DALS always want their customers to have flexibility at their fingertips. This has become a reality with the CCT linear, as the toggle switch gives you the ability to choose between three color temperatures.

KEY FEATURES

  • Integrated color temperature switch
  • High/Low switch
  • 90 CRI
  • Highly uniform light output
  • Plug-in and Hardwire
  • Dimmable solution with integrated driver
  • Directional lighting
  • Superior LED performance and lifespan
  • Minimal heat emission
  • Linkable

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