RLD620

P.R. Lighting Systems

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SQUARE PART L LED DOWNLIGHTER Product Description TThe new RLD620 range has been designed to incorporate a Tridonic light engine which, together with the MIRO 27 reflector; produces a high DLOR of 96% and efficacy values of at least 107 Llm/tcW. To ensure efficiency and long in-service life of 50,000 hours (L80), passive heat sinks have been incorporated into the design process. An ideal alternative to fluorescent, where reduced maintenance and further energy requirements are required, this range can also be supplied with drop glass attachments for an added design feature. The RLD620 as an eme

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