These low-profile, dimmable LED bollards, which exclusively provide downlight, have three beam spreads—Forward Throw, Lateral Throw, and Flood—achieved with Cooper Lighting’s AccuLED Optics. The luminaires are available in three color temperatures: 2700K, 3000K, and 4000K. They can be specified with a single head on one side or two fixture heads with one to either side. It is IP-66 rated for wet locations. • cooperlighting.com
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