• 1651532710940 B 0212 Product Pathwaylightingproducts Pathwaytwist

    Pathway is pleased to introduce a new “twistable” technology with a standardized socket which accepts a LED twistable lamp module from any manufacturer. Now re-lamping an LED fixture is as simple as replacing a standard bulb. Because the engine and driver are included in the lamp module, no separate driver is required.

    Available in 4-inch or 6-inch round or square apertures, The Pathway Twist is offered in 2700K, 3000K and 4000K color temperatures, currently in 1100 lumens.  Lamp life ranges from 25,000 hours at 65°C to 50,000 hrs. at 55°C.

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