Shat-R-Shield Ironclad VR Pro

Shat-R-Shield Ironclad VR Pro

Nov 19, 2020

Shat-R-Shield’s Correctional Cell Fixture is designed to withstand extreme abuse by using materials that are virtually indestructible. Built with 1/2″ thick 304 Stainless Steel and a cast .400″ thick diffused lens, this light fixture is built to withstand hard/repetitive impacts and its tight design offers no point of entry.

The Ironclad® Vandal-Resistant (VR Pro) fixture uses an LED high efficiency light engine with a cool light that simulates daylight. The incorporated count light LED module can be turned on and off. Tested to Canadian and US standards by Underwriters’ Laboratories, this fixture carries a cULus rating.

 

Specifications:

Lumens: 4400 (42W)

Count Light Lumens: 680

Light Engine CCT: 5000K, 4000K, 3500K, 2700K

Count Light CCT: 2700K

Life Hours: L70>75,000 Hours; Projected > 100,000 Hours

Footcandles: 35ftc at the desk level; 22ftc at the floor

Voltage: Universal 120-277V

Weight: 7.9 lbs.

Warranty: 5 year limited warranty

Dimensions: 12.25″ diameter x 1.9″ tall

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