LEDVANCE Superior Class Area Flood

EIN LEDVANCE Flood 400

August 2, 2022

LEDVANCE Superior Class Area Flood luminaires boast superior photometrics with clear cutoff, standard 10kV surge protection, TAA compliance and an exclusive LEDVANCE design – all with a 10 year warranty. These luminaires are wattage selectable offering 3 wattages per unit and have a 7-pin NEMA photo receptacle or an optional Zhaga base sensor receptacle for daylight harvesting and additional energy savings. Each luminaire ships with a universal mounting bracket allowing easy installation to round poles, square poles, walls, or vertical or horizontal tenons.

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