Viscor LCOMN LED Strip Luminaire

Viscor LCOMN

Dec 17 2015

 

The LCOMN is a commercial-grade luminaire featuring a shallow design and a narrow profile. The LCOMN’s extruded micro-grooved lens is extremely durable and designed for easy, tool-less access. This luminaire is ideal for many applications requiring a low-cost, small profile, lighting solution, such as coves, cold storage, retail shelving, industrial racks, utility areas, and more.

Features: shallow design, surface or suspension mountable, available in nominal length of 48 inches, and continuous raceway and row mounting. Capability: 80+ CRI, standard low voltage dimming (0-10v). Suitable for damp locations.

Find out more: www.viscor.com/product.php?id=311

 

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