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Trader – Scorpion Oyster Light

August 1, 2024
Trader – Scorpion Oyster Light

Light up any dark space with our super low profile SCOYSTER Scorpion 30W Oyster Light.

Light up any dark space with our super low profile SCOYSTER Scorpion 30W Oyster Light. Unlike traditional oyster lights, the profile is just 28mm flat. It looks better and has no diffuser “bowl” to collect dust and insects.The SCOYSTER has a large 420mm diameter panel that pumps out a mighty 3600 lumens, perfect for large work areas, kitchens, laundries or for replacing that old oyster light that needs changing over. Features Built-in warm white, cool white and daylight settings.

Released: April 2024

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