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WW10 - Minilux HRL Wall Grazer
DETAILS
A superior way to illuminate larger surfaces
MiniLux HRL = “Half Round with a Lip” extrusion shape [The front Lip helps reduce the possibility of glare]
Wall or ceiling-mounted lighting fixture
Engineered for taller surfaces needing even illumination
LIGHT SOURCES
LED Boards with Performance Optics
14 Watts / ft, 1579 lumens
2700K or 3000K
95 CRI - Color Rendering index
120 Volts no transformer required
40,000 hours of life
Even illumination on surfaces
High efficiency
Asymmetric control, allows for even light distribution across a surface
Peak intensity: 1.0 cd/lm
Efficiency: 94 %
POWER AND CONTROL
Dimming is accomplished with an ELV dimmer or a remote control
STANDARD FINISHES
CUSTOM FINISHES
Want a custom color? We offer powder coat finishes from TIGER Drylac in any RAL color to meet your specific requirements. Custom finishes are available for an additional charge and require an 8-10 week lead time. Contact our sales team for details.
MOUNTING METHODS
Modulightor light fixtures are renowned for their sleek designs and versatile lighting solutions, making them a popular choice for both residential and commercial environments. A key aspect of their adaptability lies in the variety of mounting methods available, which allow these fixtures to seamlessly integrate into diverse architectural settings - both new and existing.
Whether the goal is to achieve a minimalist ceiling installation, highlight architectural features with wall mounting, or incorporate lighting into custom millwork, the right mounting technique plays a crucial role in the overall success of the lighting design. The following options are available for this fixture:
Hard-Wired with a Plate
MM01A (screws visible)
MM01B (no screws visible) – the most specified mounting
NOTE: Fixtures will be provided for installation with normal mounting conditions. It is the customer’s responsibility to verify that they have selected a fixture and mounting method which complies with local codes (L.A.H.J.) and that they are installing the fixture in an approved manner.
