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Product Monday: ALLSLOPE LED Downlight by Eaton

Craig DiLouie June 29, 2015

Eaton’s Halo ALLSLOPE LED Downlight System features interchangeable beam-forming optics, full range dimming and numerous color temperatures and trim options, and are specifically designed for slope ceiling applications to fulfill residential, hospitality, retail and institutional needs.

The three-piece system consists of a choice of a 6-inch aperture housing, available in 1200 lumens or 1800 lumens; an LED light engine module with three interchangeable optics; and a trim selection from a full line of compatible trims including reflectors, baffles and lens choices.

These LED downlights deliver up to 90 lumens/W and are offered in 2700K, 3000K, 3500K and 4000K CCT with a high color quality 90 CRI. The optics are available in Narrow Flood (25 degrees), Flood (40 degrees) and Wide Flood (55 degrees) options. The aiming mechanism allows 360 rotation and locks the LED light module in place in accordance to the pitch. The product is compatible with slope ceilings with pitch aiming from 2/12 (10 degrees) to 12/12 (45 degrees).

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