SHADE MINI by Liteline

Liteline

February 9, 2023

The Ultimate Flushmount Upgrade

SHADE MINI was designed to add a decorative element to your space whether it be in boardrooms, reception areas, hotel lobbies or other similar applications. Available in white or black trim finishes, and five interior reflector colors, SHADE MINI strikes the perfect balance between lighting performance and an aesthetically-pleasing presence.

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Liteline Shade Mini has many customized options to best suit your project

Shade Mini Specs

The 6″ SHADE MINI is a 13 watt 6″ round downlight for retrofit application onto existing 6″ recessed housings or 3.5″/4″ octagon box. It is a high-performance, easy to install residential grade downlight solution that offers good light output, energy-efficiency and streamlined design. Suitable for wet locations.

Form Size

6″ Round
6 Square

Input Voltage

120 V AC Input
277 V AC Input
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