Lithonia RTLED Volumetric Lighting

RTLED offers a selection of light engines that deliver lumens comparable to conventional ambient lighting systems – while consuming significantly less energy. This allows for application of RTLED with layouts commonly used today.

Greater than 73 lumens per watt
Lumen maintenance of 80% over 50,000 hours (L80)
Maintains over 40fc. at 0.7 w/sf. in typical 8’x 8’ layout
Luminaire adjusts itself to eliminate the waste of overlighting
Available sizes: 1x4, 2x2 and 2x4
Optional AccuDrive driver delivers full-range dimming from 0-10V control signal
Best warranty service in the industry

Manufacturer: Lithonia Lighting*

Applications: Cafeteria, Class Room, Hallway, Hospital -> Exam, Hospital -> Hallway, LED -> Other, Library -> Desks, Lobby, Office -> Conference Rooms, Office -> Hallways, Office -> Open Office, Office -> Private Offices, Office -> Recessed, Retail, Schools -> Cafeteria, Schools -> Class Room, Schools -> Conference Rooms, Schools -> Hallway

Documents:

Lithonia RTLED 2x2 Spec Sheet (159 KB pdf file)
Lithonia AccuDrive (85 KB pdf file)
Lithonia RTLED 1x4 Spec Sheet (438 KB pdf file)
Lithonia RTLED 2x4 Spec Sheet (416 KB pdf file)
Brochure (3 MB pdf file)
Lithonia RTLED - nLight Brochure (1 MB pdf file)

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