LLF8002
The Lumux LLF800-2 is a precision engineered, heavy duty architectural LED flood light. It is a wall recessed luminaire with a fully shielded light source for low level lighting applications. Constructed from low-copper aluminum diecast, this fixture features a clear tempered glass diffuser and a baffled body to reduce
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Elevate your outdoor lighting with our high-efficiency LED flood lights, designed to replace outdated outdoor flood lights, whether in sports fields, stadiums, or expansive outdoor areas
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The ASYX 2.0 is a complete product family of high-performance asymmetric LED lighting solutions, covering a wide range of lumen outputs needed for architectural indoor and outdoor spaces. Thanks to proprietary AccuLED optics, it offers not only the highest output LEDs, but maximum control of beam spreads. Multiple distributions and mounting options add to the versatility, making it ideal for retrofit and new construction.
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HALO Outdoor security floodlight
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The all-new Night Harrier Series is the next generation of floodlight luminaires, designed for years of maintenance-free service thanks to cutting edge innovation that will save you time and money. These floodlights offer superior performance, versatility and value. Precision engineered optics deliver superior uniformity and excellent illumination to the targeted application to maximize fixture spacing.
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The Lumière Eon 303 Accent luminaires provide architectural styling with bright, energy efficient LEDs, tailored to fit your application. The minimalist, low profile design is made from machined aluminum, contains a sealed optical compartment and mounts to an integral recess junction box creating an IP66 rated fixture that will look and perform great for years. The Eon Accent luminaire is ideal for floodlight illumination of low level signage, building façades, or for ground mount applications where greater lateral or forward throw illumination is needed.
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These flood lights offer exceptional performance and value in a lightweight, compact design. These energy-efficient fixtures utilize die-cast aluminum housings with airflow fins that maximize heat dissipation and longevity.
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The Lithonia Lighting® ESXF1 LED floodlight is an all-in-one flood that gives ultimate versatility by offering 36 configurations in one product. Delivering superior illumination and also offers easy
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Craft your cove with the Markline 501. Superior optics shine in this small profile luminaire. Best applied for flood lighting, grazing or wall washing, the Markline 501 provides crafted beam control
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RFL2 Ratio Floodlight
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Lightscaper® RGBW Floodlight
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Die-cast Aluminum Housing. Durable dark bronze coat finish. Trunnion mount, can mount buildings, walls, and flat surfaces. Standard input wattage: (200W MH Equivalent) Optional Accessories: Slipfitter Adapter (EFLLSF) enables floodlight to be secured on 2 3/8" O.D. tenons. Wireguard (EFLLWG) for added protection. Photocells, button type (EWPPHBU, EWPPHB1) and swivel type (EWPPHSU). Motion Detectors (EWMSU, EWMSDU).
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