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SloanLED LEDBlade

Field-cuttable and weather-resistant, and features over 3,000 lumens per assembly.

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November 20, 2020

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Grant Freking Signs of the Times November 2020 Issue

Sloan LED-LED Blade

A canopy edge-light engine and wall wash lighting product that focuses light in a single direction, using asymmetric optics to distribute bright, even illumination. Field-cuttable and weather-resistant, and features over 3,000 lumens per assembly.

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