Explore FX NP Lighting Options
The FX Luminaire NP uplight combines durability with innovative lighting control, delivering excellent performance year-round. A brilliant choice for in-grade or mounted installations, the NP light excels in various applications such as spotlighting, backlighting, and accent lighting. ProAim adjustability allows you to change the fixture’s beam angle to 10, 35, or 60 degrees. Integrated LEDs also ensure a secure connection and protection from the elements. If you opt for the ZDC variant, you’ll also get RGBW and dimming capabilities for precise, customizable illumination to brighten things up.
The fixture’s corrosion-resistant aluminum body ensures lasting performance in outdoor environments, while the 10 ft. lead wire and in-ground stake make installation a breeze. Get yours today at Lighting Warehouse and transform your setup with ease.
FAQs on FX Luminaire NP Uplights
How do I control the RGBW and dimming features?
You can use FX Luminaire’s Luxor controller app and connect to the specific fixture with a Wi-Fi connection. The app also works with other compatible FX Luminaire fixtures, allowing you to create zones or timers to help you create an even more efficient system.
What’s the difference between an integrated LED and traditional LED?
Unlike a traditional LED, which you can easily swap out when the bulb is no longer working, an integrated LED is fused directly to the fixture. This is great for outdoor lighting because the LED is sealed, greatly reducing the chances of dirt, debris, or moisture entering the board and severely impacting performance. In most cases, this means replacing the entire fixture when the integration no longer works, but FX Luminaire also offers extra boards that you can install as a new replacement.
What is the lifetime of the integrated LED?
Depending on use and condition, the integrated LED should last between 55,000 and 72,000 hours. You can extend the lifetime of these LEDs by ensuring that the fixture is clean and free of foreign particles and setting up a timer so that the light is only on when needed.
What is the best beam angle for an uplight?
The answer depends on the surface or object you’re trying to illuminate as well as the fixture’s distance. Slimmer objects might require a sharper, acute angle to immediately direct focus. However, if you’re using the uplight to provide additional accents to an exterior wall, you can go for a wider angle that adds a splash of color and a soft glow. Play around with different angles and find an option that best works for your vision.
What is the benefit of the different finishes available?
The finishes are more of an aesthetic choice that can work with your specific setup. Whether it’s a standard silver, brown, or weathered iron finish, the NP uplight can easily blend into your existing setup and provide powerful illumination when you need it most.