New CSS LED Strip Light from Lithonia Lighting

March 11, 2020

The CSS LED strip light is the single lensed version of Lithonia’s CDS Strip. Offered in 4′ and 8′ lengths and from 3,000 to 10,000 lumens for your retail, warehouse, and office applications.

Easy to install, the CSS LED can be surface, suspended, or row mounted and can be opened without any tools. An alignment bracket comes with each fixture to keep your continuous row absolutely straight.

Features include:

3,000-10,000 lumens

 Up to 120 LPW

 Available in 4’ and 8’ lengths

 Available Switchable White and Adjustable Lumen Technology

 ANSI Standard of 2.5kV Surge Protection

 50k Hour Driver

 Single Diffuse Acrylic Lens

 Optional Motion Sensor

Go HERE for more information.

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