6″ LED Cylinder from Hubbell Lighting with Output Options from 1000 to 1800 Lumens

Prescolite

 

Prescolite’s LCC6LED is a great option for both interior and exterior applications. This versatile new addition to the LiteForms family has multiple options for Kelvin temperature, dimming, mounting, and colour. The LCC6LED is a 6″ commercial grade LED cylinder with Nichia LEDs for controlled color consistency delivering 1000 to 1800 lumens.

Features include the following:

• light engine utilizing Nichia LEDs for controlled colour consistency fixture to fixture

• glare-free optical control

• wall mount suitable for wet location. Surface and pendant suitable for wet location under canopy/covered ceilings only. Cord mount suitable for damp locations

• minimum 50,000 hours at 70% lumen maintenance

• LED cylinder with 0-10V dimming standard

• photometrically tested per IESNA-LM-79-2008 standards

• luminaires certified by a national recognized testing lab (NRTL), either UL or CSA

• CSA and wet listed certifications

Find out more: http://www.prescolite.com/products/lcc6led/.

 

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