SATCO Product Release – LED Deep Baffle Recessed Retrofits

EIN SATCO LED Recessed Retrofits

September 8, 2022

SATCO announced their latest LED recessed retrofits offered in two wattage options for direct replacement of 45W and 65W lamps and trims. Representing an elegant and easy to install solution, this feature-packed deep baffle retrofit prioritizes aesthetics while delivering on advanced features you’d expect in a high-quality lighting source.

Their ColorQuick technology gives the option of selecting 5 color temperatures at the time of installation, just by flicking a switch. This deep baffle design helps reduce glare in most applications while offering a pleasant light distribution. These recessed retrofits hold all the advantages LED has to offer including energy efficiency.

Features

  • Wet Location Rated
  • T20, T24 COMPLIANT
  • Energy Star Certified
  • 50,000 Hour Life Rating
  • CCT Selectable: 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, 5000K
  • 90 CRI
  • Dimmable

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