The L806 and L807 were designed for accent and display lighting applications and feature a low-profile die-cast extruded aluminum housing. Available in 3000K or 4000K, the luminaire delivers 71 lm/W with a CRI of 80-plus. The LED light engine has nine 3W white LEDs. The arms of the fixtures’ lamp housing tilt back and forth 90 degrees horizontally to adjust for three beam distributions: Flood (37 degrees), Narrow Flood (22 degrees), and Spot (15 degrees). • cooperlighting.com
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