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Patlite: CLN Series of LED Work Lights

LED work lights are IP rated for 60,000 hours

Patlite: CLN Series of LED Work Lights
By Patlite 
July 3, 2013

Measuring 0.87 inches wide with 180-degree angle tilt adjustment, the CLN series of LED work lights by Patlite are IP66G, IP67G and IP69K-rated to deliver up to 70% of their original brightness for up to 60,000 hours when subjected to dust, water, oil, chemicals and machine coolants.

They brighten up space restricted and harsh work areas in machine tool, food and beverage processing, assembly line and pharmaceutical applications.

Outputting warm white light with natural light distribution to illuminate a wider work area, the lights attach with a stainless steel angle bracket to walls, floors and ceilings. An explosion safe version may be specified.

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