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Mr. Beams LED Spotlights


June 1, 2015
Mr. Beams LED Spotlights feature NetBright technology.
This article first appeared in the PB May 2015 issue of Pro Builder.

Mr. Beams LED Spotlights featuring NetBright technology use radio frequency connectivity to link multiple Spotlights into one network. The spotlights are wireless and battery operated, feature a motion sensor, and are a solution for security and safety applications. The motion sensor turns off after 30 seconds of inactivity and gives off 200 lumens of energy effi cient light. Each set of D-cell batteries provides up to 5,000 activations. The lights are equipped with four channels to create separate networks. Up to 50 spotlights can be connected to each channel within one NetBright network while operating at a range of up to 200 feet.

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