Nora Lighting’s LEDUR-TW, a tunable white LED under cabinet linear fixture, is now offered in six lengths and a new range of Kelvin temperatures. The series is available in: 8”, 11”, 18”, 22”, 32” and 42” lengths and is only 3 ½” wide with a 1” depth.
With a three-position slide switch, the LEDUR-TW allows the user to select a color temperature, depending on the desired lighting effect, from a warm range of 2700K to 3500K or a cool and bright range of 3000K to 5000K.
The selectable color temperature also allows distributors to reduce SKUs while providing greater flexibility for designers and end users.
Edge-lit LED placements offer uniform reflectance and eliminate diode images and hot spots. Smooth, even illumination is displayed across all glossy surfaces, including polished stone and granite. The luminaire is also recommended for retail displays where diode images may distract from display merchandise.
LEDUR-TW has an integral driver and produces 350lm / 7W average per foot. The fixture is dimmable and offers optimal color rendition with 90+ CRI.
Dark bronze and white finishes are available.
LEDUR-TW is linkable up to 400W and has a 3-wire grounded electrical port on both ends for power or linking. Quick connect stab-in connectors and captive screws for ease of installation are included.
LEDUR-TW is an energy-efficient solution that replaces halogen, xenon or fluorescent under cabinets.
Nora Lighting is celebrating its 30th year in business and is a recognized leader in the development and introduction of LED lighting products. Nora offers the industry’s most comprehensive line of LED fixtures, including: LED dedicated and retrofit downlights; smart RGBW LED downlights; LED track and rail fixtures; LED edge-lit panels; LED center basket troffers; LED MLS (multi-lighting systems); LED linear and under cabinet lighting; LED high lumen RLM shades; LED puck lights; LED tape lights; LED pendants; LED cylinders; LED step lights; and LED emergency / exit signs.
For more information, please visit: www.noralighting.com.
