Contractor Select FMLWL LED Linkable and Switchable Wrap

EIN FMLWL LL 400

July 29, 2021

An all-in-1, low-profile, linear and narrow wraparound with 18 possible color/lumen configurations standard. Comes with decorative endcaps with integrated linkabillty and a frosted diffuser providing widespread, uniform illumination. Ideal for many applications including corridors, kitchens, breakrooms, utility work areas and stairways.

 

 

 

 

  •  Adjustable Lumen Output: 2000LM, 3000LM, 4000LM 
  • 3 CCT Switchable: 3000K, 4000K, 5000K 
  • Linkable: Connect up to 6 fixtures end to end from a single power drop. 
  • All fixture lumens and CCT behave independently 
  • Operates at 120V, 60Hz 
  • All versions are rated for 50,000 hours life

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