Viscor Launches Visioneering’s New BEVEL, a Recessed Architectural Troffer

Viscor Launches Visioneering’s New BEVEL, a Recessed Architectural Troffer

Aug 13, 2021

Visioneering’s new Bevel features a contemporary design that provides subtle architectural flair to any ceiling. This recessed troffer features two angled lenses and a flat center rail which add depth and visual comfort while providing excellent controls and integrated lighting technology options.

The Bevel’s sleek and modern design will enhance the interior appeal of office areas, retail stores, classrooms, hospitals, nursing homes, hospitality areas, and much more.

 

 

Features:

• Available size: 1×4, 2×2, 2×4, 20×60

• Standard low voltage dimming (0-10v)

Featured options:

• Intellect occupancy/daylight sensor

• Tunable white

• BIOS Circadian lighting

• IoT Ready

• Occupancy Sensor

• Daylight Harvesting

• Dimming to 1%

 Go HERE for more information.

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