LITEISTRY 6″ Round Adjustable

LITEISTRY 6

Mar 3, 2021

The LITEISTRY™ family offers a broad palette of architectural downlighting solutions with consistent aperture appearance, quiet ceiling design, and optical performance.  

• 6″ architectural LED round adjustable accent delivering 600–3500 lm

• Four beam distributions from 15° to 45°

• Translating center beam optic allows 0–35° vertical tilt, 362° horizontal rotation

• Select from three lower trim styles: Full Cut Cone, Pinhole or Slot

• Accommodates up to two lens media including hexcell louver option

• 2700K – 5000K, 80+ and 90+ CRI options

• Variety of dimming protocol options including 0-10V, DALI, DMX, Lutron Forward Phase and EcoSystem

• NX Distributed Intelligence™ wired and wireless controls capability available

• 2 SDCM color consistency

• Long life L90 at 55,000 hrs (TM-21)

• Five year warranty

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