Adjusted for perfection
Continually striving to bring the best performing products to market, Scolmore has extended its range of integrated, fire-rated LED downlights with the launch of an adjustable version of its popular Inceptor Max model.
Since Inceptor became one of the first integrated LED downlights to be launched back in 2012, Scolmore has continued to build on its features and benefits to incorporate the latest technologies and to meet the most recent industry standards.
With a 15° tilt angle capability, the new Inceptor MAX Adjustable meets the growing demand in the market for ever more sophisticated lighting solutions. It is available as a dimmable option, which offers a lumen output of 550Lm, an increased efficacy of 65 lm/watt and an input wattage of 8.5W.
Inceptor Max is a fire-rated, integrated LED downlight with a high-powered, compact, pre-wired driver and flow connector. The compact size of the ‘flippable’ driver means it can be fitted into a very shallow recess depth of just 61mm – making it one of the most flexible fittings currently available. It features Scolmore’s popular Flow Connectors which make it quick and easy to install as well as to remove and replace for the purpose of circuit testing and for retrofits. The pivoting, anchored Flow connector allows the freedom of movement normally associated with a cable, but with the rigidity of a solid component. Its unique open-backed design means there is improved air flow to the heat sink, allowing for cooler running temperatures and a longer lifetime for the luminaire.
Scolmore
01827 63454
www.scolmore.com
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