• Scena Exterior Luminaires

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    The Scena family of exterior luminaires includes surface mount fixtures and bollards designed to withstand the rigors of urban exteriors and public spaces. Mix and match a variety of models to satisfy any design requirements. Designers can choose a bollard best suited to its surroundings, then carry the aesthetic through with complementary surface mount fixtures to nearby buildings.

    Surface mount luminaires are ADA compliant and can be specified in round (with 8.5- or 11-inch diameters) or square (8.5 inches). Bollards feature a 9.5-inch luminaire in round or square with a 24- or 39-inch height.

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