• Multiple Lighting System LED Series

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    Nora Lighting’s adjustable Multiple Lighting System Pull-Down LED Series offers multi-lamp functionality with one to three independently adjustable heads, including a one-light square and two- or three-light linear units. Install them in existing drywall ceilings or rough-in for new construction with an optional frame-in. Modules adjust 359 degrees horizontally and 85 degrees vertically when fully extended.

    Options include white or black finish, 15-degree spot or 40-degree flood beam spreads, and trimless or flanged appearance. Each LED module produces 2100 lumens with color temperatures of 2700K-4000K at 90+ CRI.

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