Versatile and Affordable Beghelli Vista and Vista PLUS Floodlights

Beghelli Vista

June 4, 2019

The DLC listed Visa and Vista PLUS floodlights are designed to be a versatile and affordable addition to the Beghelli Luce line. These IP65 rated floodlights are available in 3 mounting options: the Vista offers the knuckle, u-bracket and yoke, while the Vista PLUS offers the u-bracket, yoke and slip fitter.

The Vista LO models starting at 1,730 lm and the Vista PLUS HO models up to 38,500 lm. The polycarbonate diffuser provides even and pleasant light distribution. The narrow, durable die-cast aluminum housing and perimeter gasket provides resistance against moisture and dust.

With a wide range of lumen packages, these fixtures will be suitable for ground-level floodlighting to high post top applications. Other applications include: walkways, building complexes, parking garages, façades, monuments, security and signage.

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