The Martec Bandit exterior light is designed for modern security and safety lighting. It features IP54 ingress protection, making it suitable for entrances, alfresco areas, and other exterior applications.
The Martec Bandit exterior light is designed for modern security and safety lighting. It features IP54 ingress protection, making it suitable for entrances, alfresco areas, and other exterior applications.
Key Features:
• Design Options: Available in single and double heads, with sensor and no sensor options.
• Color Temperature: Ranges between 3000K and 5000K.
Sensor Model Features:
• Output Relay Control: Can control other lights within the same circuit.
• Manual Override Function: Allows for manual control of the light. Switch on/off function.
• Adjustable Settings: Lux level and sensitivity can be adjusted to suit preferences.
• Detection Range: Up to 16 meters with a 180° adjustable head.
Installation Features:
• Extra Screw Terminal: Provides looping capabilities.
• Quick Connect Base: Ensures ease of installation.
The Bandit exterior light is an excellent choice for those seeking reliable and versatile outdoor lighting solutions.
Released: August 2024
Download Content:
Martec Bandit Spec Sheet
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