Magic Lite Features New Decorative Lighting Options

Magic Lite

October 18, 2017

Magic Lite 2013 Ltd. has announced a new selection of decorative lighting options for a multitude of applications, providing designer quality light solutions while maintaining tremendous energy saving. Their ever expanding selection of LED lighting solutions now includes our brand-new Vanity Lights, Wall Sconces and Ceiling lights for a variety of uses including residential, commercial and the hospitality industry. 

With an elegant and energy efficient design, suitable for damp location and an input voltage of 120V AC, the new decorative lighting line is sure to suit all of your LED lighting needs. Available in 3000K, 4000K and 5000K and boasting a 5 year warranty these lights are easy to install, maintain and are available at an extremely affordable price.  

For more specific information, please visit; https://magiclite.com/Product.php?product_id=15918 and https://magiclite.com/Product.php?product_id=15917.

 

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