Magic Lite Launches New LED Wall Washer

LDS Magic wall wash

September 30, 2022

Magic Lite has introduced an all-new LED Wall Washer. This new product can truly soak a 10+ft wall in dimmable cool, neutral, or warm white light and highlight wall features such as stone tiles, wood beams, landscaping, or even signage. Bring your wall to life and bask the architectural accents you love in light – not just during the day!

The focussed LED lights offer a 30deg light beam, provides an even distribution of light along the surface. Magic Lite has designed an extrusion that allows this Wall Washer to be installed on the floor, from the ceiling, or on the wall at varying distances, allowing for many different perspectives and effects.

Features:

· Safe 24V DC operation

· Low power consumption: 5.8W/FT

· Suitable for indoor and outdoor use

· Beam angle: 30º

· Available in 2700K, 3000K, 4000K

· colour temperatures

· Dimmable with dimmable drivers

· Field cuttable every 6”. Custom cuts

· available.

· Long life 30, 000 hours

· cULus certified for wet locations

· 3 year limited warranty

Go HERE for more information

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