Beghelli Introduces Small but Powerful BOXLED MINI Floodlight

LDS Beghelli BOXLED MINI 400

Sept 5, 2019

The BoxLED MINI, a small but mighty, compact floodlight, is suitable for both commercial and industrial applications. The MINI can deliver between 2,052lm and 4,387lm with an efficacy of up to 111 lm/W. This IP66, NEMA 4X and 3G rated fixture is wet location safe and is protected against dust and other airborne contaminants. The 4mm microprismatic tempered glass diffuser give the MINI strength and provides optimized glare control.

With a 180° adjustable yoke, The BoxLED® MINI is suitable for patios, yards, landscapes, building facades, retail and signage

Just like its siblings, the MINI comes with a choice of parabolic reflectors, either symmetrical or asymmetrical wide beam distribution. The BoxLED® MINI is approved for operation in environments with ambient temperature ranging from -30°C to +40°C. This fixture as a lifespan of L80 @ >60,000 hrs and is available in 3 colour temperatures, 3000K, 4000K, 5000K.

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