Magic Lite DLC 4.0 LED Panel Lights

Magic Lite

LED Panel Lights are designed for residential and commercial suspended grid ceilings in 1’x4′, 2’x2′ and 2’x4′ sizes. LED Panel Light are used for office lighting, basement lighting, light box and sign back-lighting, gym lighting, school lighting, hospital lighting, and more.

LED Panel Lights can replace existing fluorescent troffer light fixtures or used for new construction applications. LED Panel Lights deliver illumination without visible bulbs or hot spots. The DLC 4.0 Standard series available with 100 – 120lm/watt and the DLC 4.0 Premium with 125 -140lm/watt and output of up to 7,800 lumens.

Available in 3000K, 4000K and 5000K colour temperatures. The energy-efficient, cULus Listed LED panel operates within a wide 120-277V AC range, has a sturdy anodized aluminum alloy frame with white finish and 3mm PMMA, Anti-yellowing lens. Each panel includes a UL-Recognized constant-current driver with 0-10V dimming and terminal bock connections of easy installations. Mount with our LED Panel Light Suspension Kit, Surface mount Kit or in an existing compatible location.

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www.magiclite.com

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