Beghelli Acciaio LED BX920

LDS Beghelli Acciaio 400

Aug 7, 2019

This new generation luminaire is suitable to be installed in harsh conditions, because of its high degree of protection. This luminaire is rated NEMA 4X and IP66. The Acciaio BX920 can deliver up to 9,329 lm and has a low input wattage of 50W and a high input wattage of 80W.

The Acciaio LED BX920 has superior durability and excellent LED performance. The housing is constructed of zinc-plated steel and has a powder coat finish; which gives exceptional resilience against aggressive chemicals. The micro-prismatic tempered glass lens helps to reduce glare while maintaining luminous efficiency.

There is a choice of standard colour temperature (3500K, 4000K and 5000K) and efficacy up to 125 lm/W. Installers are not required to open the housing to complete installation. This results in quicker and more secure installation, all while reducing labor costs.

Acciaio LED BX920 is ideal for uses in: car washes, food preparation areas, warehouses, parking decks, breezeways, canopies, service corridors, loading docks and farms.

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