Description

• Color/Kelvin Selections - 3000, 4000, or 5000
• Wattage Options - 20, 25, or 30
• Excellent efficacy of 147 Lumens Per Watt
• 0-10 Volt Dimmable
• Integrated photocell
• IP65 rated
• DLC Premium 5.1

Get the capabilities of 9 fixtures in 1 with this wattage and color selectable PLT Solutions LED wall pack that is ideal for outdoor security lighting. Featuring three selectable wattages and three color temperature options, this versatile fixture provides customizable lighting for any commercial or outdoor setting. Its durable, IP65-rated construction can withstand harsh weather conditions, making it perfect for parking lots, walkways, and other high-traffic areas.

With a long lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, this energy-efficient lighting solution delivers cost-effective and reliable performance, saving you money on operational costs and minimizing your carbon footprint. Its sleek design and durable construction make it a great choice for both commercial and residential applications, enhancing the aesthetic value of your space while providing long-lasting and reliable lighting. Upgrade your outdoor lighting with our high-performing LED wall pack today.

Note: Lumen outputs shown are for wattage selections in the 5000 Kelvin color temperature. Please refer to the attached spec sheet for all lumen outputs.

9 Fixtures In 1: This wall pack replaces 9 separate fixtures by having color temperature selections of 3000K, 4000K and 5000K and Wattage Selections of 20, 25 or 30. This allows the fixture to adapt to whatever your lighting needs are without the need for additional fixtures or re-installation.

DLC Premium 5.1 - Why is it important? The Premium rating is a higher-performance classification for luminaires. DLC Premium products must meet higher efficacy and longer-lasting lumen maintenance. Premium indoor luminaires also include a lower Unified Glare Rating.

Lumens Per Watt – What does it mean? This term refers to the energy-efficiency of a light source, or how much visible light a source produces compared to the amount of electricity it uses. The higher the number, the less costly it is to run the light.