Multi Line
The Multi Line family consists of LED light engines featuring multiple parallel lines of LEDs, engineered specifically to complement wider profiles. Available in IP20 and IP54, with colour options including Single Colour, Dynamic White, RGB, RGBW, and Pixel, Multi Line is designed to deliver uniform luminance across the full emitting surface. The range also streamlines installation by reducing the need for intricate cabling and soldering, helping to significantly shorten setup time on site. Available in Double, Triple, and Quadruple Line configurations, with a broad selection of chip counts and wattages, Multi Line supports flexible specification across diverse applications.
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The 4426 44 and 86 watt LED Fountain luminaire provides superior lumen maintenance and optimized energy performance for use in fountains, reflecting pools and illuminating waterfalls. The 4426 is
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Craft your cove with Markcove 502. An exceptionally wide distribution and luminous efficacy come in a small profile for today's smaller coves. Markcove 502 is available in a range of lumen packages
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The Intent linear flood family joins Kim Lighting’s extensive flood offering. This compact architectural flood provides optimal appearance and performance for exterior wall washing, grazing or sign lighting applications in static white, RGBW and RGBA configurations.
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Flex Spectrum Interior is an RGBW flexible LED circuit strip, in a 16.4' spool with a wired digital communication network, designed to give you a wide range of color to choose from in applications where both color and dedicated white are required. By mixing blue with 3000K inside the quad-color diode, you get a white r
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The Baby Color Q70 from Mega-Lite is a bright color-changing fixture that’s ultra-compact in size. Equipped with 7 10-watt LEDs and less than a 5″ square body, the output of the Baby Color Q70 contends with the output of larger fixtures. The RGBW quad-chip LEDs produce a wide range of colors, including pastel shades. They also make the face of the LEDs appears uniform in color. The fixture has a 20° beam angle and comes with a diffuser that increases the beam angle to 25°. The Baby Color Q70 is controllable via DMX 512 and has strobe, macro, and dimmer effects. It also has control options audio trigger and master-slave. The Baby Color Q70 has a double mounting yoke so it can be set upon the floor or hang from a structure. It has a digital display designed for ease of use. And, it is equipped with power con in and out and 3-pin XLR connection inputs and outputs.
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Highlight Qube 2.0 RGB+ goes beyond lighting – it animates spaces with pixel control technology. With advanced color control and integrated white options, this flexible LED sheet delivers vibrant, seamless backlighting for signage, graphics, and indoor or damp-location projects.
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