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Above All Lighting Launches Selectable Magic Cylinder Light

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This architectural Magic Cylinder Light is designed for accent lighting and features a state-of-the-art detachable tool-less modular design. The modular luminaire can be used as commercial pendant light, surface mounted light, monopoint spotlight and track light. 

The anti-glare design allows for ideal control of visual comfort. It is widely used in shops and other commercial applications.

FEATURES 

  • 3000K-3500K-4000K 3CCT Selectable 
  • Wattage Selectable 
  • 4 beam angles:15°, 24°, 36°and 50° 
  • Integral driver, isolated circuit 
  • 360° rotation (horizontal), 90° adjustable (vertical) 
  • Anti-glare design to reduce glare light 
  • Track mount, surface mount and pendant mount available 
  • Sleek, compact cylinder housing and no visible screws

PERFORMANCE

  • CRI: 90Ra
  • CCT: 3000K, 3500K, 4000K 
  • Dimming: Triac Dimming 

More information here

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