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ADJUSTABLE DOWNLIGHT
OUTDOOR LIGHTING
EYECONIC MINI TRIM ADJUSTABLE_3000K-4W-50°

The Eyeconic Mini Trim Adjustable is a recessed, directional downlight with a Ø62mm bezel and features a beautifully sculpted anti-glare baffle.

Specification

Power
4W
Color Temperature
3000K
Light Source Type
LED
Lumen Output
355LM
Finishing
WHITE
IP Rating
IP65
Color Rendering
CRI 91.7
Driver
ON/OFF DRIVER

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LINEALIGHT
SURFACE MOUNTED DOWNLIGHT
OUTDOOR LIGHTING


SPARK
ZOOMABLE DOWNLIGHT
INDOOR LIGHTING

Recessed adjustable zoomable downlight come with snoot and luminaire body made of aluminium housing with white powder coated finish. Zoomable beam angle from 15° to 35°. Black finish available upon request.

CUSTOMIZED
CEILING LIGHT
INDOOR LIGHTING

CEILING LIGHT FOR BIG C PATTAYA3. DIMENSION 900*480mm.

HUNZA
SPOTLIGHT
OUTDOOR LIGHTING

The Wall Spot has been designed to be mounted onto walls and provide directional light for pathways and structural elements of a building. The spotlight can be aimed in any direction, with a fully adjustable knuckle allowing 360 degree rotation and 0-90 degree elevation. The ingress protection degree is IP66.

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