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Product Monday: GE Lumination IS Series

Craig DiLouie August 10, 2015

GE’s Lumination IS Series LED Luminaires deliver high light output coupled with energy efficiency in a sleek, streamlined fixture for low-bay, open-ceiling environments.

The luminaire’s indirect light source yields a greater illuminance over vertical and horizontal surfaces with minimal glare, while creating a modern appearance that enhances the visual landscape of low-bay retail, warehouse and industrial environments.

Available in 1×4 and 1×8 models, the Lumination IS Series LED Luminaires’ rail fastening system allows each unit to be suspended from current ceiling supports. Additionally, the luminaires are electrically connected in a modular daisy chain fashion and mechanically connected with a simple snap-in feature between luminaires. These allow for a sequential line of units to be quickly and easily snapped and powered together.

Color rendering up to 80 CRI. Rated for 65,000 hours. Dimmable and can be seamlessly integrated with energy management lighting control systems and sensors.

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