SCE & SQE

P.R. Lighting Systems

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SURFACE / SUSPENDED SINGLE DIFFUSER LINEAR Product Description The SCE SQE ranges offer a choice of circular or square compact bulkhead. These stylish, surface mounted luminaires are IP20 rated making them suitable for interior projects. A unique feature of these fittings is the halo effect bi-colour charge indicator, making fault checking simple. They both come with 3W LED diodes with white polycarbonate bodies as standard, but can be supplied in black polycarbonate if desired. They can be supplied with either open area or corridor optics; either option provides around 250 lumens. They are av

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as P.R. LIGHTING SYSTEMS LIMITED, number 02961424. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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