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Undercabinet Puck Light
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The 6-inch General Purpose LED Trim featuring a Push-In Quick Connector Base is an ideal choice for various lighting needs, including retrofitting existing setups, new construction projects, and remodeling applications
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Recessed 4" square aperture specification grade luminaire utilizing a field replacable LED array conforming to Zhaga standards for interchangability. Optical elements may be changed after installation providing a variety of optical distributions. Housing is suitable for commercial installations and is airtight to prevent energy loss, room drafts, dust marks on the ceilings and reduces sound transmission. A complete luminare consists of a housing platform, lamp module and optical element. Use where high efficiency, excellent light control and low aperture brightness are demanded.
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The 865 is a functional, decorative, and high performing modern wall sconce. The classic circular profile gets a modern update with a vacuum-formed lens that produces soft, indirect lumen outputs. The 6 metallic paint finishes offer clean, minimalistic aesthetics, making this specification-grade product perfect for commercial applications. The 865 is available with an integral LED light source and 6 metallic paint finishes, in 2 standard sizes. The 83+ CRI LED source is available in four CCTs, allowing you to select your lighting for the task at hand (or mood you wish to create). The Shaper 800's are known for high output, quality, durability, and minimalistic aesthetics that deliver lumen performance you can count on.
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Discontinued product - eW Blast Powercore
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- beam_angle: 180° → 83°
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