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Prolights••7 variants

Prolights prolights_ecldisplayfc_4000K_profile2040 min zoom

ECLDISPLAYDAT_BLACK 93CRI

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CRI 91
CRI 92
CRI 93
Lumens
348lm
Peak Candela
3,900cd
Power
24W
CCT
4,054K
Beam Angle
18°

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Photometric Specifications

Total Luminous Flux348 lm
Peak Intensity3,900 cd
Input Power24 W
Correlated Color Temperature4,054 K
Color Rendering Index93
Beam Angle (50% peak)18°
Symmetryaxial
Lamp / SourceLED
CatalogECLDISPLAYDAT_BLACK 93CRI
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About this Photometric File

This page presents the IES photometric distribution for the prolights_ecldisplayfc_4000K_profile2040 min zoom from Prolights. This product line is published as 7 variants — typically different CCT and CRI combinations of the same luminaire optic. Use the variant selector above to switch between them.

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Note on photometric plots: All plots on this page treat the luminaire as a point source emitting from its photometric center, which is the standard convention for IES LM-63 data.

Disclaimer: Innerscene does not manufacture, sell, or distribute the prolights_ecldisplayfc_4000K_profile2040 min zoom or any other Prolights products. This page is provided for informational and lighting-design purposes only, using publicly available photometric data. For product inquiries, pricing, or availability, please contact Prolights directly.

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