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Ansell AULED80GIM/DD3/M3 13W Unity 80W 4000K LED DD3 M3 Gimbal

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Ansell AULED80GIM/DD3/M3 13W Unity 80W 4000K LED DD3 M3 GimbalAnsell AULED80GIM DD3 M3 13W Unity 80W 4000K LED DD3 M3 Gimbal IP44 (downlight only) compact high performance architectural downlight and gimbal suitable for commercial, hospitality and retail applications 30 tilt angle (gimbal only) Die cast aluminium construction, powder coated and 30 cut off angle Mirror finished anodized reflector Anti glare design to create visual comfort Remote driver with plug and play connection Powered by Tridonic Dimensions

Ansell AULED80GIM/DD3/M3 13W Unity 80W 4000K LED DD3 M3 Gimbal

  • IP44 (downlight only) compact high performance architectural downlight and gimbal suitable for commercial, hospitality and retail applications
  • 30° tilt angle (gimbal only)
  • Die-cast aluminium construction, powder coated and 30° cut-off angle
  • Mirror finished anodized reflector
  • Anti-glare design to create visual comfort
  • Remote driver with plug and play connection
  • Powered by Tridonic

Dimensions

Height:73 mm
Diameter:90 mm
Cut-Out Size:80mm

LED Information

Total (Watts):15W
Lumens Delivered:1200lm
Lm/W:80lm/W
CRI:90
CCT:4000K
Input:220-240V
Operating Temp:0°C - 25°C

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