Product Description
Our down light fixture is an elegant addition to your bathroom, vanity or foyer areas, a true touch of luxury and solid sumptuousness that can be seen from afar with little effort. Our down light fixture has been designed with a solid metal frame that displays quality craftsmanship. This is a contemporary energy-efficient designed 5.9 in., 10-Watt dimmable 660 Lumens output wall mount fixture with an integrated LED array that provides an ample amount of long lasting light and costs little to operate. It uses less energy than fluorescent lights, lasts longer, and is maintenance free. It includes a heavy gauge and low profile steel housing and a white thick diffuser that is easy to remove and clean. Perfect for ceiling and wall mounting applications. The fixture is available in warm White (3,000K). It includes mounting hardware and an installation guide. Note: This elegant and energy-efficient ceiling fixture is dimmable when used with a compatible LED rated dimmer. The fixture has a diameter of 5.9 in. and a height of 1.2 in.
The disc light delivers a solution for flush mount application for both residential and commercial markets. In addition, it is wet location rated and a cost effective solution for fire rated applications. This model is a line voltage class that eliminates the need for a traditional LED driver. This modular design results in an encapsulated luminaire that unites performance, cost and safety benefits.
Technical Specifications:
- Diffused polycarbonate lens controls direct glare from the LEDs. Simple and installs directly to a standard 4 Inch J-Box
- Durable metal construction with a polycarbonate lens
- Suitable for use in IC or NON-IC
- Applications 25 Centigrade, 77°F
- Input Power: 10W
- Input Voltage: 120V
- Input Frequency: 60Hz
- Lumens: 660
- CCT: 3,000K
- CRI: 90+
- LPW: 60
- Life: 50,000 hrs
- Dimming Model: Leviton# 6672, Leviton# 6633
- 5 years Warranty
- cETLus Classified for Wet Locations
- Energy Star Qualified
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