RAB Vekx LED Wall Light

RAB Vekx LED Wall Light

Sept 2, 2020

The VEKX is an LED wall light designed for superior performance, easy one-man installation and has many options for lighting controls, surge protection, paint finish, voltage and colour temperature.

Features
• Adjustable head to direct light where needed.
• High performance wall light with a minimum of 135 lumens/watt efficacy.
• Type 3 optics for wide beam is standard.
• Type 4 optics for forward throw is an option.
• Fixture is designed with easy mounting features for one man installation.
• Large back box allows for optional dimming motion sensor, on/off sensor, 10kV surge protection.
• Electronic photocell is standard. It works for all voltages in the 120 – 277V range.
• 3G vibrated tested
 
Models Available
• VEK1X-LED30
• VEK2X-LED60
• VEK3X-LED90

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