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Programmed Start only)' 'Ho( miliOlewith lurftct Mount CcifinqT,pn. For spedfk bailasl vendOf, 'In-fixlUf~Mod,ltAnl",". iddsl"loo •••~1 fill,,, htight~ powtffeed io<:itiOll show as option, 'PrQYrc!ts.ndw'ing~!Ss fIlr<OntiooousfOW rtIOIIntinq. ( ••\lac! Ixi00yfor]~p (Onli'l'Jli~onS, Page 1/2 Rev.07nOl13 LENSED TROFFERS f 41'524-2, 4PSl4-3 01013 Columbia UgMng, a division of Hubbell Ughting, Inc. Beouse of continuing produce improvemem programs, Colvmbia Lighting feS<!M!S the right to change specifKaeions without notice. 701 Millennium Blvd Greenville,5C 29607 fT~I864.678.1000 I Wl!bsl~ w_,columblallghllng,com -_leD-•... #09j PREMIUM LED WALL PACK - SMALL -C()/ iol! (r/J { 38-WATT LED (? ,-. (E-WPl L SERIES) Applications: Security. pathway and perimeter lighting; ideal for entryways and other applications where cootrol of spill light is important. Typical Mounting HeIght: 8 to 15 feet Typical Spacing: 1 to 2 times the mounting ilefght CREE. --1.£0. 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