Luminiz's newest Retro-can PAR20 (non-airtight) fixture is a true slim gimbal solution for compact installations.
Delivering up to 675 lumens and comes in 5CCT (3000K, 3500K, 4000K, 5000K and 6000K) colour selectable.
Ideal for a variety of recessed lighting application includes sloped ceilings and soffits.
Tech Specifications
LED Current:
300mA
Voltage In:
120V AC
Frequency:
60Hz
Power:
9W
Lumens:
675lm
Power Factor:
>0.95
CRI:
80
5CCT:
5CCT - 3000K/3500K/4000K/5000K/6000K
Beam Angle:
38°
Dimmable:
Yes
Cut Size:
3.74" / 95mm
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CSA-approved products from a Canadian-owned supplier, 15+ years in Ontario.
Counter pickup in Vaughan, Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm. Call the counter for advice.
30-day returns on most items. Bulbs, cut-to-length wire and hazardous goods are excluded.
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4inch Retrocan PAR20 (NON-AIRTIGHT)
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Luminiz
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Poor quality control. Ruined a straightforward installation.
I installed this Arlington Adjustable i-Joist Bracket today to hang a new ceiling fan, and the quality control was incredibly disappointing.
The "ears" (the metal mounting tabs where the fixture screws thread in) were welded on crooked. Because they weren't straight, the mounting bolts were forced to enter at an angle. I spent a frustrating amount of time struggling to align the bolts through the fan's mounting plate.
Because the metal tabs were so unyielding, I couldn't even bend them straight. I ultimately had to modify a brand-new project by drilling the fan mounting plate's holes larger just to get the bolts to line up. A product designed for easy installation shouldn't force the customer to field-engineer a fix. Check your tab alignment before you get up on the ladder.