American Lighting, Inc., a leading manufacturer of high-quality lighting innovations for residential, commercial and specialty projects, introduces the Rein Low-Voltage Wall Grazer. The Rein is a low power consumption, rigid linear LED fixture optimizing the metrics of a performance luminaire for indirect and accent lighting applications. Featuring a lumen output of up to 1100 lumens, Rein offers superior optical control and is available in color-changing (RGBW) and Static White (3000K).
The Rein comes in 1’ and 4’ lengths and features exceptional 90+ CRI color rendering. In addition, it provides adjustable aiming with brackets in varying degrees (90°, 120°, 180°). It’s built-in wire raceway helps hide corded connections and its pre-attached molded quick connectors enhance linking capabilities – while consuming only 5 watts per foot (RGBW) and 8 watts per foot (Static White).
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IP67-rated and cULus-listed for outdoor and wet locations, the Rein Low-Voltage Wall Grazer is dimmable from 5% – 100% and operates on 24V DC. It will perform in temperatures -20°C (-4°F) to 45°C (113°F) with a 50,000-hour performance life. Its adjustable mounting bracket also makes it a versatile option for both interior and exterior applications.
For more information about the Rein Low-Voltage Wall Grazer, call 866.700.5684, or visit https://americanlighting.com/rein-sw and https://americanlighting.com/rein-rgbw, and follow on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram.
About American Lighting
Founded in 1989, American Lighting, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of high-quality and innovative lighting solutions for residential, commercial and specialty projects. Our commitment is to develop new products by utilizing the latest lighting technologies and designs and delivering superior customer service through our team of highly experienced lighting professionals. American Lighting is a member of the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA), National Association of Electrical Distributors (NAED), National Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association (NEMRA), and American Lighting Association (ALA).
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