TLP

P.R. Lighting Systems

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Product Description The TLP Is an elegant, tall surface mounted unit which is attached directly to the ceiling with integral control gear. Alternatively, the TLP can be suspended and can be supplied with a ceiling rose and/or power cable in a choice of colours for both. The optics are set back from the front bezel by 20mm which provides a unique appearance. This recess baffle is finished in black as standard. The fitting is sealed to IP20 as standard. The TLP can be supplied in a variety of outputs with a choice of 4 beam angles, and 2 main body colours. This combined with the choice of surfac

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Registered at Companies House as P.R. LIGHTING SYSTEMS LIMITED, number 02961424. Checked 2026-08-29.
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