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SPECIFICATIONS
1.75" LED Recessed Light Screw Down 120°- 12VDC
0.47”
1.77”
1.26”
0.95”
2.13”
19.5”
1.3”-1.38”
(33-35mm)
PRODUCT NAME
1.75" LED Recessed Light Screw Down 120°- 12VDC, IP68 Stainless Steel
SKU
OL-ON-D4
URL
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DESCRIPTION
SUPPLY VOLTAGE
OPERATING HOURS
Our 1.75" Round LED Recessed Lights with 120° beam angle are constructed of 316 type stainless steel for a higher level of resistance to corrosion throughout the 50,000 hour lifetime.
Available in white, warm white, and RGB color changing this bulb will bring an elegant style of
lighting to any outdoor or indoor space, with a smaller beam angle and more condensed lighting than our 120° fixtures. The IP68 waterproof rating makes this bulb suitable for outdoor in
ground lighting projects. The single color white and warm white fixtures consume only 1.7W
of power and can be dimmed using any 12VDC constant voltage PWM dimmer. The RGB color
changing fixtures consume 3.0W of power and require a 12VDC constant voltage RGB controller for color changing functionality. The simple screw down base makes it easy to mount this
fixture in any circular hole with a 1.3"-1.38" diameter(33-35mm) and thickness of 0.95" or less.
12VDC Constant Voltage
50,000 Hours
BEAM ANGLE
120°
DIMENSIONS
1.77” Diameter X 2.13” Depth (45mm Diameter x 54mm Depth)
WATTS
OPERATING TEMP
IP RATING
WARRANTY
White & Warm: 1.7W per fixture / RGB: 3.0W per fixture
-4° ~ 131°F
IP68
1 year manufacturers
These specification are subject to change without notice. This specification information is from the manufacturer of this product. Ecolocity LED is not the manufacturer of this product.
Copyright © 2014 Ecolocity LED
EcolocityLED.com
[email protected]
775-636-6060
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