TROV L50 Line of Light

Catch people’s eyes with this unique Line of Light luminaire that is excellent for hiding LED pixelation especially when illuminating near reflective surfaces. It also features the exclusive Flip to Flat™ hinge design, allowing vertical aiming from 0-180 degrees and a compact profile measuring in at only 34.9mm (1.38″) high.

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TROV L50 Line of Light Specifications

New! Higher efficacy (up to 29%) and output (up to 41%); see spec. sheet for details
All configurations ship in 2 weeks or less, with our best sellers shipping in just 48 hours
Flicker-free dimming down to 0% input power
Wattage and lumen package options @ 4000K:
- 2W / 85Lm/LF
- 4W / 208Lm/LF
- 6W / 332Lm/LF
- 8W / 462Lm/LF
- 10W / 560Lm/LF
- 12W / 651Lm/LF
Efficacy up to 58Lm/W
CCT: 2200K, 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K
High CRI 90+ available in 2700K, 3000K, 3500K and 4000K only
Mono colors: red, green, blue, and amber
Multi-volt: 110V-277V input voltage
Aiming adjustment: 0º to 180º with Flip to Flat™ Design
Exterior IP66 utilizing GORE® Vent technology.

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