The fixture housing is made of 6063-T5 aluminum extrusions. Reflectors are of specular aluminum sheet metal construction featuring a 95% reflectance. The video light provides vertical illumination for videoconferencing while direct task lights provide general room illumination. As an option, fixtures can be configured with task or video lights only.
Fixture Body Finish
Low-gloss Signal White finish (Ral #9003, smooth satin).
Power and Control
All LED Drivers are high-frequency electronic, with a power factor >.94, THD <10%, and a Class A sound rating. Drivers are mounted in a nearby external compartment (power and control inputs are from the side of the box).
LED Technology
The fixture utilizes remote phosphor technology to emit high quality illumination (>95 CRI) for videoconferencing and general lighting applications. Each channel has a variable power wattage range from 10-watts to 24-watts per linear foot.
Directional Beam Angle
The two video components are positioned at a 45° angle with a 25° beam spread. The task component emits a 55° beam angle. The wide task beam allows for the task and video beams to overlap slightly, creating a combined field of light.
Accessories
Louvers provide complementary aesthetics to most architectural styles. Louvers available in white or custom finish. Glare reduction filter is integral to the fixture.
- Fixture housing is made of 6063-T5 aluminum extrusions
- Reflectors are of specular aluminum sheet metal construction featuring a 95% reflectance
- Video light provides vertical illumination for videoconferencing while direct task lights provide general room illumination
- Low-gloss signal white finish (Ral #9003, smooth satin)
- Drivers are mounted in a nearby external compartment (power and control inputs are from the side of the box)
- Fixture utilizes remote phosphor technology to emit high quality illumination (>95 CRI) for videoconferencing and general lighting applications
- Each channel has a variable power wattage range from 10-watts to 24-watts per linear foot
- Two video components are positioned at a 45° angle with a 25° beam spread
- Task component emits a 55° beam angle
- Wide task beam allows for the task and video beams to overlap slightly, creating a combined field of light
