Nora Lighting NLCBC2-45130DW/ALE4 4" Cobalt Click Round Retrofit Reflector, 750lm / 10W, 3000K, Diffused Clear Reflector / White Flange, 120-277V input; Phase or 0-10V dimming
Description
Product Overview
The Nora Lighting NLCBC2-45130DW/ALE4 is a 4-inch round Cobalt Click LED retrofit reflector. It is rated for 750 lumens at 10W, with a 3000K color temperature and 120–277V input.
This configuration has a diffused clear reflector and white flange. Dimming is listed as phase or 0–10V.
Key Features
- 4-inch round aperture
- 750 lumens at 10W
- 3000K color temperature
- 120–277V input
- Diffused clear reflector with white flange
- Phase or 0–10V dimming
Light Output and Color
The NLCBC2-45130DW/ALE4 produces 750 lumens at 10W and has a 3000K color temperature.
Input Voltage and Dimming
This reflector is rated for 120–277V input. Its listed dimming options are phase or 0–10V.
Reflector Configuration and Applications
The unit has a 4-inch round aperture, a diffused clear reflector, and a white flange. Listed applications include new-construction residential and commercial ceilings, as well as general and accent recessed lighting.
Before You Order
Confirm that the model number and listed electrical and dimming characteristics match the requirements for your project.
Ordering from Lumera Electric
Check the purchasing options shown on the Lumera Electric product page for Nora Lighting NLCBC2-45130DW/ALE4 4" Cobalt Click Round Retrofit Reflector, 750lm / 10W, 3000K, Diffused Clear Reflector / White Flange, 120-277V input; Phase or 0-10V dimming. For project quantities or additional ordering requirements, use Request a Quote and provide the required quantity.
Specifics
| Brand | Nora Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | NLCBC2-45130DW/ALE4 |
| Product Type | LED retrofit reflector |
| Series | NLCBC2-451 |
| Aperture Size | 4 in |
| Shape | Round |
| Lumens | 750 lm |
| Wattage | 10 W |
| Input Voltage | 120–277 V |
| Color Temperature | 3000 K |
| Dimming | Phase or 0–10V |
| Reflector | Diffused clear |
| Flange | White |
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