New Reduced Depth In-ground, Pedestrian-Level Light Fixtures from ALLSCAPE

New Product Introduction: SL-42 — reduced depth in-ground aimable pedestrian-level landscape lighting fixtures, with LED. Design: ALLSCAPE In-House Product Design Team. Manufacturer: ALLSCAPE, a Philips group brand.

Product Applications: Commercial, institutional and upscale residential pedestrian-level landscape lighting specifications. Where requirements are for durable reduced depth installation in-ground luminaires that produce brilliant outdoor highlighting of landscape and building features, pathways, facades and walls. SL-42 models are suited for all weather, climate and pedestrian traffic conditions; offer LED and other energy-efficient lamping choices.

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