AimLite Power and Colour Temperature Selectable Backlit Panel

LDS P14BR 400

Jan 27, 2021

AimLite’s new LED backlit panel lights P14BR series utilize next-generation backlit technology, ensuring high performance, superior uniformity and reduced glare. Featuring a 120-347V driver and the versatility to change the colour temperature and lumen output. P14BR series is the premier and cost-effective solution for reducing inventory. These commercial grade LED panel lights are the ideal replacement for traditional fixtures in commercial buildings.

Features

-CCT and power select

-Single CCT and single power also available

-Large junction box available as an accessory for easy installation

-Offered in 1×4, 2×2, 2×4

-0-10V dimming

-Recessed, suspended and surface mount

 

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