Jarvis Lighting RLED-G2 Series DLC Listed LED Refrigerator Freezer Tube Light
PART# RLED-G2
Web Price
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Lumen:2,400 - 3,190lm
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Wattage:22 Watt
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Type of Area | Coolers & Freezers, Gas Station & Convenience Store, Retail |
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Certifications | CUL Listed, DLC Approved, UL Listed |
Color Temp | 5000K |
Dimmable | No |
CRI | ≥80 |
Dimensions | 5' | 6' |
Lumen Output: | 2,400 - 3,190 |
Manufacturer | Jarvis Lighting |
Product Warranty | 5 Year |
Part Number | RLED-G2 |
Technology | LED |
Voltage | 120V |
Wattage | 22 Watt |
ShineRetrofits Input:
Jarvis Lighting's RLED-G2 refrigerator or freezer light delivers 2,400 to 3,190 lumens with only 20-22 Watts and will save you double by replacing outdated cooler lights! Available for 5' and 6' coolers, these daylight white tubes are linkable for easy installation. DLC Listed and gives off significantly less heat than old technology, reducing cooling costs on top of lighting costs!
Features:
• Available in two lengths to fit 5' and 6' cooler doors
• Easy Installation, link up to 10 lights together (up to 200W in series)
• 3-foot quick connect power plug accessory available
• Combines LED technology with a traditional form
• Anti-fog, Anti-Corrosion fixture
• Unique beam angle offers improved light dispersion
ShineRetrofits Input:
Jarvis Lighting's RLED-G2 refrigerator or freezer light delivers 2,400 to 3,190 lumens with only 20-22 Watts and will save you double by replacing outdated cooler lights! Available for 5' and 6' coolers, these daylight white tubes are linkable for easy installation. DLC Listed and gives off significantly less heat than old technology, reducing cooling costs on top of lighting costs!
Features:
• Available in two lengths to fit 5' and 6' cooler doors
• Easy Installation, link up to 10 lights together (up to 200W in series)
• 3-foot quick connect power plug accessory available
• Combines LED technology with a traditional form
• Anti-fog, Anti-Corrosion fixture
• Unique beam angle offers improved light dispersion