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Product Monday: Configurable Narrow Linear LED Luminaire by LaMar

Craig DiLouie January 15, 2018

LaMar Lighting’s ALN Aluminum Narrow Linear LED luminaire has a narrow footprint of 2 in. width, making it readily adaptable into various configurations.

When installed in a single row, the ALN luminaire can be connected end-to-end in a continuous run of up to 24 linear feet. This makes the luminaire well-suited to illuminating hallways, warehouses, or aisles of a grocery store—anywhere great lengths of continuous light are needed. In addition, the ALN module can also be mounted in parallel arrays, either two units side-by-side or three units stacked separately, in a wider array, to deliver up to 20,000 lumens, well-suited for workbench or inspection area lighting.

Each luminaire is powered by an internal power supply that accepts universal voltage input, from 120V to 277V AC, and is suitable for indoor and outdoor locations. The ALN can be specified in 2- or 4-ft. lengths, corresponding to 20W or 40W tubes. The fixture features a beam angle of 120° and just over 130om/W (2600Lu/20W or 5200 Lu/40W).

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