LEDVANCE Performance Class Dual Selectable Screw-Based Downlights

EIN Ledvance New dl 400

July 28, 2022

Dual Selectability has arrived in the LEDVANCE RT Screw Base family! With this new CEC compliant product, you have 5 light color and 6 lumen options, so 4 SKUs can do the job of 60 products. This means you can do more with less and manage your inventory easier. This phase-cut dimmable product is ideal for retrofit applications like bedrooms, kitchens or bathrooms using 4″, 5″ or 6″ housings. With 2 reflector types available, baffle and smooth, this new RT family delivers high performance light with a 90+ CRI and up to 92 LPW, has a 50,000 hour rated lifetime, and is wet rated.

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