AimLite Introduces I6T-L Under Canopy and Garage Light

LDS AimLight I6T 400

Sept 5, 2019

The I6T-L is an efficient under canopy and garage light. Its rugged construction easily installs on junction boxes and is available in 2 lumen packages. 

FEATURES

  • Lumen output range: 5350lm – 8000lm
  • Input voltage: 120-277V or 347V
  • Up to 136 lm/W
  • Equivalent replacement of 100-175 W Metal Halide luminaire
  • Operation temperature – 40°C to 40°C
  • Robust cast aluminium housing  

Housing

Made in a one piece die cast housing with high quality thermal heat sinks to dissipate LED heat and insure reliable long life. Comes with two 1/2″ side conduit entries.

Mounting options

Easily installs to junction boxes, can be mounted directly to the ceiling and also via pendant mount.

Lens

Outfitted with a polycarbonate heat resistant clear lens.

ELECTRICAL

  • Internal electrical components are fastened to the die cast housing for efficient heat dissipation. LED drivers allows input from 120-277V or 347V, 50/60Hz
  • Available in in 4000K and 5000K color temperatures with a lumen per watt ratio ranging from 130 LPW to 136 LPW depending on the lumen package being used
  • Ambient operating temperature range from -40°C to +40°C
  • Compatible with external photocell (not supplied)
  • 4KV surge protection included
  • Replaces up to 175W metal halide equivalent

COMPLIANCES

  • cULus listed for wet location
  • Meets requirements of ICES-005 4 for class B products
  • IP65

Go HERE for more infromation 

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