4W LED Adjustable X-Low-Glare Reading Spot Light w/switch
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S315
Surface Mount Reading Spot
Adjustable X-low Glare w/switch
Product Details
- Product
- 4W LED Adjustable X-Low-Glare Reading Spot Light w/switch
- Category
- Wall Lights
- Sold by
- Halcyon Lighting
- Light bulb type
- LED
- Fitting type
- Surface-mounted
- Warranty
- 5 years
Product specified by
S315
Surface Mount Reading Spot
Adjustable X-low Glare w/switch
- Specs
Watts 4W
Lumen 160lm
Dimensions L115 x D79mm
Spot Diameter 35mm
Base Diameter 85mm
Colour Temp 3000K Warm White
CRI 90
Lifespan 50,000 hours
Beam Angle 15°
Tilt Angle 90°
Rotate Angle 350°
Material Aluminium
Driver Incorporated, dimmable
Electrical Class Class I luminaire, requires earth
Warranty 5 Year Warranty- Scope of use
Interior
- Performance
50,000 hour lifespan
5 Year Warranty
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Frequently asked questions about
4W LED Adjustable X-Low-Glare Reading Spot Light w/switch
The 4W LED Adjustable X-Low-Glare Reading Spot Light w/switch is supplied by Halcyon Lighting. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Halcyon Lighting lists on ArchiPro.
Halcyon Lighting does not publish a price for the 4W LED Adjustable X-Low-Glare Reading Spot Light w/switch on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
It is listed under Wall Lights on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with wall lights from other suppliers.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including The Mayfair Boutique Hotel by Lume Design. See how it was used in a finished space.
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