The M Series product family provides a slim, clean design with tremendous versatility for outdoor lighting applications. A singular housing thrives as either an Area, Flood, or Wall fixture depending on the optics and mounting selected. The standard product is CCT selectable, enabling the customer to choose from 3 color temperatures in a single product. It also includes a controls-ready receptacle that allows the customer to add either basic controls, such as an on/off photocell or motion sensor, or network control nodes for grouping and more sophisticated control functions. Beyond the standard features, additional options and accessories include high voltage (120-277V), battery backup, visual comfort lens, back light shield, and visors. The M Series family provides a comprehensive site design solution for your outdoor lighting needs.

Key Features and Benefits

• Tremendous versatility for outdoor lighting applications
• Selectable color temperature (3000/4000/5000K)
• Controls-ready receptacle for adding basic or network control nodes
• High voltage (120-277V) option available
• Comprehensive range of optic choices for area, flood, and wall design requirements
• Multiple mounting options for wall, area, and flood applications
• Battery backup option
• Die-cast aluminum housing with corrosion-resistant powder coat finish
• UV stabilized polycarbonate lens

Specifications

• Wattage: 75W
• Voltage: 120-277V
• Color Temperature: Selectable between 3000K, 4000K, or 5000K
• CRI: ≥70
• Lumens: 9,470-10,030 (Type 3 Low Glare)
• Efficacy: 125-146 lm/W
• Dimming: 0-10V and High-end trim (with controls)
• Power Factor: ≥0.90
• Battery Backup: 120V or 277V only, 800-900 lumens, 1 fc minimum in 10’ x 10’ grid at 10-11’ mounting height, 0°C 16W, -20°C 8W
• Surge Protection: Standard 6kV, special order for 20kA
• Listings: DLC Premium, FCC, cULus, RoHS, T24 Compliant
• Environment: Wet listed, IP66
• Warranty: 10 years

Common Uses

Ideal for area, flood, and wall lighting applications in outdoor settings such as parking lots, building perimeters, and pathways.