Liteline ATLAS Series

November 29, 2023

The ATLAS track-head is a top-tier LED lighting fixture specifically crafted for commercial applications. It excels in performance, delivering exceptional lighting quality and reliability. With its versatile 120-277V compatibility, it can seamlessly adapt to different power requirements, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of commercial settings.

Featuring a 350° horizontal rotation and 270° vertical aiming capability, the ATLAS track-head allows for precise control over the direction and angle of the light beam. Its easy installation, flexible positioning, and superior adjustability make it an ideal choice for creating visually appealing and well-lit environments.

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