EiKO RDR Residential Downlight Retrofit with ToggleCCeT

EiKO RDR Residential Downlight Retrofit

Sept 16, 2020

RDR Residential Downlights are LED retrofit options to replace legacy downlights in many existing housings. Available in 4” and 6” options, RDR Downlights are easy to install and last up to 4x longer than CFL.

FEATURES

• Replaces legacy 4” or 6” CFL or incandescent downlights

• Provides comfortable diffused light with no dark spots

• Airtight rated

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LISTINGS

• UL Listed for Wet/Damp Locations

• ENERGY STAR® Approved for superior energy efficiency

• Title 20 certified and supports compliance with Title 24 (JA8) (90CRI models only)

PERFORMANCE

• Rated lifetime L70: 35,000 hours

• 3000K CCT; ToggleCCeT: 3000K/4000K/5000K selectable

• CRI: >80; >90 ELECTRICAL

• Input voltage: 120V

• Triac dimming THERMAL

• -4°F to 104°F (-20°C to 40°C) operating temperature CONSTRUCTION • White finish • Frosted lens for diffuse lighting

WARRANTY

• 5-year limited warranty. Additional warranty options available. Contact EiKO for details

Download spec sheet.

Go HERE for more information.

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