NICOR DLRv6 – LED Retrofit Downlight

EIN NICOR DLRv6 Downlight

April 4, 2022

The NICOR DLR56 is the latest 5-inch/6-inch Selectable Recessed LED Downlight designed for high-efficiency lighting in both residential and commercial settings. Replace outdated recessed fixtures with high-quality LED lighting that’s incredibly easy to install, right out of the box. The fully dimmable DLR56 offers an impressive CRI rating over 94 with an R9 Value exceeding 68, producing an extraordinary light quality. This means that your reds will be brighter, and your blues will be truer. Select between five built-in color temperature settings ranging from warm white to daylight (2700K – 5000K). In terms of durability, the DLR56 features a lifespan exceeding 72,000 hours, and is backed by an industry leading 5-year warranty. The DLR56 is available in black, nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, white, and white baffle to match any interior design.

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