LED stairwell fixture
The stairwell LED fixture by Lutron features a LED driver
Lutron Electronics has announced LED models for its stairwell fixture family. The stairwell LED fixture features a Lutron LED driver and control and communicates wirelessly with Lutron Radio Powr Savr wireless sensors to save more than 90% lighting electricity as a retrofit solution in most stairwell applications. The fixtures are preprogrammed to occupied and unoccupied light levels. To meet specific project code requirements, the user can adjust these presets. The solution’s design features separate fixture and sensor components, which allow for the flexibility to determine appropriate occupancy sensor quantities, mounting configuration, and placement requirements based on the stairwell design.
Lutron Electronics
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