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Lumark Crosstour Light Emitting Diode

Cooper Lighting, a division of diversified power management company Eaton, has expanded its Lumark Crosstour Light Emitting Diode (LED) line of wall packs to include the Crosstour MAXX luminaires. Designed to efficiently satisfy high lumen output needs, the Lumark Crosstour MAXX LED wall pack and site luminaires deliver up to 7,416 lumens replacing up to a 400-watt, metal halide fixture, while consuming only 85 watts and providing up to 85 percent in energy and maintenance savings. Available in both full cutoff and refractive lens designs, the Crosstour MAXX series is offered in four lumen packages, including two 50-watt and two 85-watt configurations to replace 250-watt and 400-watt metal halide fixtures, respectively. Products are available in both 3500 kilowatt (K) and 5000K correlated color temperatures and are suitable for professional buildings, pedestrian walkways, loading docks and parking areas, among others.

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