WAC Lighting Lithium Ceiling and Wall Mount

WAC Lighting Lithium Ceiling and Wall Mount

Nov 3, 2020

Multiple high-powered LEDs illuminate the acrylic diffuser uniformly without socket shadows which are common in conventional flush mounts.

Features

• Delivered Lumens: up to 2410lm
• 2700K/3000K/3500K /4000K/5000K
• CRI: 90
• Power: 15W, 25W, 31W
• Input: 120-277 VAC, 50/60Hz
• ELV Dimming: 100-10%
• TRIAC Dimming: 100-5%
• Rated Life: 50000 Hours
• Construction: Extruded aluminum with Acrylic Diffuser
• 5-CCT Switchable between 2700K and 5000K
• Multiple LED array for uniform illumination
• Emergency Battery Backup in case of loss of power
• Driver concealed within the fixture
• Can be mounted on ceiling or wall in all orientations

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