Stanpro A & PS High Intensity Replacement

EIN Stanpro APS 400

July 8, 2022

Standard LED high output replacement A21 and PS30 lamps are the perfect energy efficient substitution for high-wattage traditional incandescent and HID lamps. They are offered in a variety of wattages and color temperatures and are available with dimming or universal 120-277 V for HID retrofit applications. Without compromising on light output, their small size is perfect for restrictive spaces such as bollards, wall packs and indoor high ceiling applications.

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