Eaton’s Linear LED Luminaire provides high efficacy illumination to open ceiling environments
Power management company Eaton introduces the Corelite RZL light-emitting diode (LED) Suspended Luminaire. The energy efficient linear direct/indirect LED continuous row system provides a cost effective solution in l
arge open ceiling environments, offering up to 55 percent in energy savings over fluorescent luminaires.
“The Corelite RZL product’s propriety LED platform offers customers a high-performing solution for new and retrofit open offices, retail and educational spaces,” said Mark Eubanks, president, Eaton’s Cooper Lighting Division. “The luminaire’s compact profile, aesthetically pleasing low glare design and powerful performance provide high efficacies, surpassing 100 lumens per watt, while also offering low power consumption.”
The RZL luminaire features a refined, industrial style with a choice of five different shielding variations to fit different architectural styles and preferences. The highly advanced LED technology provides beautiful, crisp white light with high color accuracy and uniformity. Five light level options ranging from nominal 3,000 lumens (30 watts) to over 8,000 lumens (84 watts) provide the flexibility to satisfy exact requirements for different mounting heights and spacings. The product can be suspended by aircraft cables or with a rigid pendant or can be surface mounted.
The RZL fixture is available in 4-, 8- and 12-foot modular sections and is designed for easy installation to save time and labor costs. The luminaire features numerous standard options from easy access to LED driver to onboard occupancy and daylight sensors to a proprietary internal joining sleeve for seamless connections for the continuous runs. An integral emergency battery backup option allows the RZL luminaire to illuminate a path of egress in the event of a power failure. In many cases, this eliminates the need for secondary emergency light sources, simplifying design and reducing cost.
The Eaton’s luminaire’s LED design allow for greater than 70 percent of the initial light output maintained after 60,000 hours of operation, nearly 14 years when used an average of 12 hours per day.