Magic Lite brings CCT adjustable LED technology to under cabinet lighting

Magic Lite Cabinet Lighting

Nov 3, 2020

Canada’s trusted source for architectural and specialty lighting solutions – widely established as the leader in under cabinet / task lighting – Magic Lite, is proud to announce the release of the new Gen II 3-Colour Temperature LED Task Star.

Following in the tracks of the hugely successful LTS and LTS PRO models, LTS Gen 2 offers the convenience of a traditional task light, with the benefits of CCT adjustable LED technology.

 

 

 

Features

• Multiple full ½” knockouts for ease of installation
• Almost double the lumens per watt compared to the first edition
• Colour temperature select switch 3000K / 4000K / 5000K
• Available in black, bronze, brushed aluminum and white finishes
• 5 sizes from 9.5″ – 43″
• Dimmable with most ELV dimmers
• Hi-low / on-off switch
• Captive mounting screws

Go HERE for more information.

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