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EarthTronics Color & Wattage LED Floodlight

davidc@ccr-mag.com January 23, 2022

EarthTronics is dedicated to developing innovative energy- saving lighting products that provide a positive economic and environmental impact.

The new Color & Wattage Selectable LED Floodlight offers precise security and general area illumination for commercial buildings and can also be used for advertising or as landscape lighting. The new LED floodlight allows facilities the flexibility of switching between three temperatures (3000K, 4000K and 5000K) at the time of installation and four wattages (49, 56, 63 and 70 watts) to ensure the proper lighting for improved visual acuity and enhanced security.

Designed for exterior security lighting on office buildings, hospitals, municipalities, manufacturing facilities, schools, warehouses and other commercial structures, the Color & Wattage Selectable LED Floodlight is IP65 rated for wet applications. The floodlight has a durable, high-quality, textured architectural bronze powder coat finish with a high impact acrylic lens for long-term performance.

For more information about the Color & Wattage Selectable LED Floodlight, visit EarthTronics.

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