Tommy-EL Twin Spike c/w 2m Flex
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| Product Code | Lamp Type | Colour (Body/Diffuser) | Colour Temp | Luminous Flux | Voltage Range | Lifetime (Average) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4M2.001.AX.D2K.C | 2x 10W GX53 LED | Black/Frosted | CCT Settable – 3000K, 4000K or 6500K | ≤2580LM | 100-240V 50/60Hz | 25000 Hours |
LED twin spotlight on spike c/w 2mtr flex, made in shockproof resin material, UV rays stabilized, rust and corrosion-free. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Plain, eyelid cover with no visible screws. Supplied as standard with TÜV approved, long-life and efficient GX53 LED lamps. The spotlight is fully adjustable and can tilt and turn at will. Insulation class II, Protection rating IP66.
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