New A Line FLEX: One Body, Five Mounting Options & Accessories

LDS liteline flex 400

July 24, 2019

Combining sleek aesthetics with the power of versatility, the FLEX Series by A-Line fits a variety of applications from Grocery Stores, Restaurants, Retail, Commercial and everything in-between. Fulfil the vision of your next project with 30K, 35K and 40K color options, up to a commanding 3800 lumens, 90+CRI and 5 mounting options.

Available in black, white, silver or custom RAL, FLEX will provide your space with consistency of appearance and integrity of design throughout every room.

Body

Constructed of aluminum, the body features an aesthetically pleasing smooth cylindrical shape.

LED Characteristics (15W)

High powered 15W CREE CXA1512 LED array maintains uniform intensity with a typical luminous flux up to 1120 lumens, with a typical CRI of 90+.

LED Characteristics (22W) 

High powered 22W Luminus CXM-11 LED array maintains uniform intensity with a typical luminous flux up to 2000 lumens, with a typical CRI of 90+.

LED Characteristics (38W)

High powered 22W Luminus CXM-18 LED array maintains uniform intensity with a typical luminous flux up to 3800 lumens, with a typical CRI of 90+.

Dimming

100%-10% dimming capability. This fixture is compatible with industry standard forward-phase / reverse-phase dimmers (contact factory for list of compatible dimmers).

Beam Spread

Fixture lens options available in 15°, 25°, 40° and 60° beam spread.

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