Cooper Lighting Vaulta Linear

January 25, 2024

The Corelite Vaulta is an open-aperture luminaire with architectural vault aesthetics. It features seamless illumination with a single-piece roll lens, as well as, Discreet glare reducing louvered baffle options in black or white. It also comes with the option of an indirect batwing optic for maximizing ceiling uniformity and on-center spacing. This fixture is great for education, office, and healthcare.

  • Open aperture with architectural vault style aesthetics
  • Surface mount or suspended options
  • Single-piece roll lens or Discreet glare-reducing louvered baffle options
  • Single-piece roll lens option allows for additional batwing or asymmetric distributions
  • Precision indirect batwing optic for maximizing ceiling uniformity and on-center spacing
  • Wide range of direct/indirect distributions plus independent up/down circuiting
  • Up to 142 lumens per watt
  • Options to meet Buy American Act requirements
  • Integrated Sensor options

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