Liteline Introduce SlimLED Puck & Hand Wave Sensor

EIN LiteLine slimpuck 400

Nov 14, 2019

Liteline’s NEW SlimLED Puck is Liteline’s most straightfoward puck. With the flexibility to link up to 10 fixtures together and easily swap the color trim on-site, the SlimLED Puck is thin enough to surface mount, and available for recess installation.

These fixtures offer an easy to install solution with great illumination for accent or task lighting. 

The SlimLED Puck can be used alongside a 12v hand wave sensor allowing motion control for impressive, touch-free ON/OFF and dimming functionality. A 24v hand wave sensor is also available for use with our MicroLED, MicroPot, Step Light and Tape Light lineups.

Go HERE for more information on the SlimLED Puck

Go HERE for more information on the Hand Wave Sensor

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