SYMPL pro Node
The new smart DMX/RDM controller for state-of-the-art lighting control projects has been specifically designed with tough outdoor environments in mind.
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Fail-Safe Vandal, Surface, Steel Construction, 8" & 12" Wide, LED
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Camber 5 The Camber 5 Wall Luminaire, the fifth of the configurations in the versatile Camber family, by U.S. Architectural Lighting features a modern, eclectic design combining curvilinear and rectilinear elements. Constructed from durable low-copper cast aluminum (A356 alloy) with a TGIC polyester powder coat finish, it is built for long-lasting performance. With dimensions of 24" height, 10" width, and 10.5" depth, it is ideal for architectural applications. Equipped with the Power Array™ LED system, the Camber 5 supports up to 12 LEDs with color temperatures of 2700K, 3000K, 4000K, or 5000K. Its adjustable glare shield and reflectors allow for customizable lighting control, making it perfect for both interior and exterior installations. BABA compliant. UL listed for wet location.
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A versatile rack-mountable Ethernet-to-DMX node and merger that converts Art-Net or sACN to eight individually assignable DMX outputs and supports DMX preset recording. Perfect for creating a reliable and highly customizable network infrastructure for complex lighting control systems in touring, production, and installation environments.
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Horizontal and vertical planes intersect to fashion a contemporary linear luminaire well suited for upscale interiors and outdoor spaces. The fabricated aluminum luminaire is fully shielded and includes an integral driver with low power consumption. GENUA emits zero uplight and is suitable for LEED lighting zones 1 through 4 and is Dark Sky compliant. All hardware is stainless steel.
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Cobalt LED Retrofit are cULus classified for use in existing IC or Non-IC housings manufactured by Nora and others. The units produce 1000 Lumen output and rendering 90+ CRI. Cobalt fixtures integrate the latest from the Cree® COB family of LED arrays, giving bright spectacular light output and low power consumption. An obvious and smart choice for Green Energy efficient lighting in commercial and residential applications. Features 5-year limited warranty Cree® COB LED with integrated driver 1000 lumens 3000K @ 90+ CRI Dimmable Includes medium base socket for easy retrofitting GU24 Socket adapter available for use with GU24 base housings cULus classified for Wet Location Certified to the high efficacy requirements of California Title 24 JA8-2025 Compatible Housings: NFBIC-4LMRATA = Fire Rated LED Housing NFBIC-4INCATA = Fire Rated Line Voltage Housing NHIC-4LMRAT = IC Air-Tight LED Housing NHICCP-4LMRAT = CCEA LED Housing NSIC-401QAT = IC Air-Tight Line Voltage Housing NS-401QAT = Non-IC Air-Tight Line Voltage Housing NHIC-4G24AT = IC Air-Tight GU24 Housing NHRIC-4LMRAT = IC Air-Tight LED Remodel Housing NSRIC-404QAT = IC Air-Tight Line Voltage Housing NSR-404QAT = Non-IC Air-Tight Line Voltage Housing
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Frame with driver for IC New Construction to be used with 8" LED Insert. High efficiency driver mounted on J-Box. cUL listed for damp location and for feed through. Meets restricted airflow requirements (Per ASTM E-283). CA Title 24 compliant.
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Modern form meets all-weather function in the Rico wet sconce. Featuring a sleek cylindrical silhouette and dual 7W LED arrays, this wet-rated outdoor sconce delivers 865 lumens of 3000K warm white light. The satin nickel or black finish pairs with clear acrylic lenses to emit soft, bidirectional illumination ideal for exterior entryways, patios, and architectural columns.
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