Shura 6-Light Black LED Ceiling Light with Rotatable Heads - 3000K Warm White, 2730 Lumens, Adjustable Flush Mount Lighting Fixture for Living Room, Bedroom, Kitchen & Office
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Description
Shura is the most popular collection from VidaLite, including models ranging from 1-5 head track lights to unique swivel and cage designs, all featuring our proprietary integrated LED Shura lighting design. Each fixture is built with our statement adjustable light heads and high-quality metal finishes, which have resonated with thousands of satisfied customers over the years. These versatile designs have been featured by interior designers in residential and commercial settings alike, who pick the Shura collection for its customizable options, energy efficient LED modules, and durable build quality. Shura styles are available in Brushed Brass, Black and Brass, Matte Black, and Matte White. Each fixture uses 3000K Warm White LEDs with a wide 36° beam angle, giving you over 50,000 hours of maintenance free runtime.
Features
INTERIOR TRACK LIGHT This Dimmable track light features four rotating spot lights. The lens cap of each head is accented by brushed gold for modern look.
ENERGY EFFICIENT This square track is LED integrated giving you 50,000+ hours of maintenance free runtime without having to change the bulb. It is 7W (42 watt equivalent) light, has a color temperature of 3000K, and is 2730 lumens.
ROTATING HEADS Each head can be individually 360 degrees so that you can point the light exactly where it is needed.
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN This square track is ideal to install in kitchens, offices, and living rooms and is perfect to illuminate your favorite piece of art work.
VIDALITE GARAUNTEE Our LED integrated lights are designed so you can install and light up any space without worry, but if something happens to go wrong VidaLite has you covered with our 1 year limited warranty guarantee.
