Item # bci2366075
The Tech Lighting 700MPZENLWZ has been discontinued
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Tech Lighting Zenith 1 Light Monopoint Halogen 12v Mini Pendant with White Glass
Model: 700MPZENLWZ
from the Zenith Collection
Discontinued
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Product Overview
Features:
- Includes 6 feet of field-cuttable suspension cable
- Bulb Base - GY6.35: A bi pin or ' bipin socket', the GY6.35 has a pin spread of 6.35 mm and is used mostly with halogen bulbs common for task lighting and landscape lighting.
- Compatible Bulb Types: GY6.35 Bulb Base uses primarily a Halogen but is also compatible as LED and Xenon / Krypton.
- Number of Bulbs: 1
- Bulb Base: GY6.35
- Bulb Type: Halogen
- Bulb Included: Yes
- Watts Per Bulb: 50
- Wattage: 50
- Voltage: 12
- Height: 27"
- Width: 4"
- Energy Star: No
- ADA: No
Additional Tech Lighting Links
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Tech Lighting 700MPZENLWZ*
Antique Bronze - Tech Lighting 700MPZENLWC*
Chrome - Tech Lighting 700MPZENLWS*
Satin Nickel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued.
Manufacturer Resources
Dimensions and Measurements
Height
27 in.
Pendant Size
Mini Pendants
Product Weight
2.02 lbs.
Width
4 in.
Included Components
Bulb Included
Yes
Shade
Yes
Characteristics and Features
Base Color
Bronze, Chrome, Nickel
Bulb Base
GY6.35
Bulb Type
Halogen
Bulb Visible
No
Field Cuttable
Yes
Fixture Shape
Cone
Glass Features
Frosted Glass
Hanging Options
Cords
Light Direction
Down Lighting
Number of Bulbs
1
Number of Light Source(s)
1
Pendant Type
Single Pendant
Shade Color
White
Shade Material
Glass
Shade Shape
Tapered
Sloped Ceiling Compatible
Yes
System Type
Monopoint
Manufacturer Technology
System Name
Monopoint
Electrical and Operational Information
Power Source
Hardwired
Voltage
12
Voltage Type
Low Voltage (12-24V)
Wattage
50
Watts Per Bulb
50
Warranty and Product Information
ADA
No
Collection
Zenith
Energy Star
No
Product Videos
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