Stanpro LED Linkable Wrap

Stanpro LED Linkable Wrap

Sept 23, 2021

Stanpro’s L2WMG is a LED linkable wrap that is perfectly suited for utility rooms, corridors, hallways, restrooms, as well as a variety of applications where efficient lighting is required.

Their latest generation of 48 inches wraparound luminaire is now offered with dimming function. It can also be row mounted with up to 8 units to create continuous lighting.

• 0-10 V dimming (dimming is not applicable to continuous mounting)

• Linkable with connectors (included in the box)

• Steel housing with powder coating

• Frosted polycarbonate lens

Go HERE for more information.

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