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SATCO/NUVO High Output, Dual Dim Architectural Downlights

SATCO|NUVO LED Architectural Downlights offer a high lumen output, making them ideal for high ceiling applications. With a 40° beam angle, these downlights provide ample illumination in residential, hospitality and retail applications. Choose from three wattages and five color temperatures at installation to create the desired ambient experience. Available in a variety of shapes and professional finishes. Dual dimming capabilities, including phase-cut dimming at 120V and 0-10V dimming at 120V-277V, allow for precise lighting control. Designed with commercial applications in mind, these remote driver downlights feature a FT6 cable for use in commercial plenums, and a hinging driver to ensure easy fit no matter the clearance. Each downlight features two switches to choose from 16W/20W/24W and 2700K/3000K/3500K/4000K/5000K to create the perfect lighting for your setting. 90 CRI, Dual Dimming, Wet Location, IC Rated, AT Rated, Energy Star, Title 24 SN1853_High_Output_Arch_Downlights_PI_6-18-25.pdf

Temporary Work Light – Pro Series by SATCO / NUVO

Elevate your job-site lighting with SATCO|NUVO’s PRO Series Temporary Work Lights. Designed to endure tough conditions, these durable yet lightweight lamps are perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. Choose from three models: 60W with 6,000 lumens, 100W with 10,000 lumens, or 150W with 15,000 lumens, to meet your specific lighting needs. Constructed for rapid heat dissipation, each lamp also features a 15-foot quick-connect power cord for easy setup. The spring-loaded folding handle allows for effortless installation and maneuverability. Delivering 360-degree illumination, these lamps include integrated 4kV surge protection and IP65 rated connectors, enabling multiple units to link together seamlessly to illuminate expansive workspaces.

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The First Army-Navy Game – Cadets and midshipmen played their first football game Nov. 29, 1890 on “The Plain” at West Point. Navy had been playing organized football since 1879 and defeated the newly established Army team, 24-0. The historic event would become one of the most celebrated traditions in American college sports: the Army-Navy football game. This was not just a mere football match; it was the birth of a rivalry steeped in pride, honor, and the spirit of friendly competition between the United States Military Academy (USMA) at West Point and the United States Naval Academy (USNA) at Annapolis. The Army-Navy game is more than just a sporting event; it is a celebration of American military service, a showcase of athletic prowess, and a testament to the enduring spirit of rivalry and respect. It’s not just about who wins or loses; it’s about tradition, honor, and the unbreakable bond between two esteemed military institutions.