Intense Lighting Announces Launch of V-Rail Spot Point Source System

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August 10, 2020

Intense Lighting, a Leviton company, today announced the launch of the highly anticipated V-Rail Spot Illuminated Handrail. The newly introduced V-Rail Spot point source system now allows for fully customizable spacing and distribution.

Developed from the ground up, the revolutionary V-Rail Spot brings best in class light levels with unmatched flexibility in placement and spacing within a complete system. Powerful yet discrete Spot light engines allow for new curved rail capabilities within the V-Rail portfolio. The dedicated symmetrical and asymmetrical proprietary optics provide exceptional beam consistency and uniformity.

“V-Rail Spot adds new and impressive capabilities to the existing V-Rail product line,” stated Jennifer Butler, senior director and general manager, Intense Lighting. “Flexible light engine spacing puts the designer in control, allowing our dedicated in-house team to deliver exactly what each project requires.”

Intense Lighting’s specialized in-house V-Rail team provides lighting professionals with industry leading turnaround times for shop drawings, specifications and fabrication.

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