Lumark Night Harrier from Cooper Lighting

December 6, 2023

The all-new Night Harrier was designed for years of maintenance-free service thanks to cutting edge innovation that will save you time and money. It offers superior performance, versatility and value. Precision engineered optics deliver superior uniformity and excellent illumination to the targeted application to maximize fixture spacing.

Lumark Night Harrier from Cooper Lighting

Night Harrier: Benefits and Features

  • Up to 24,000 Lumens and replaces up to 500W HID equivalent
  • Selectable CCT (3-4-5K) and Lumens (3 levels plus external dimming option) upgrade option for both flood sizes
  • Mounting arms available in trunnion and slipfitter
  • Wide and spot distributions available
  • Controls to include button-type photocontrol
  • Operates at -40C to 40C (-40F to 104F)

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