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| Master SOX-E 18W By22d | | Master SOX-E 18W By22d 1SL || BY22d || 18 W || 1800 lm || Warm White || 1700 K || -44 || 18000 hours | ||
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| Master SOX-E 26W By22d | | Master SOX-E 26W By22d SLV || BY22d || 26 W || 3600 lm || Warm White || 1700 K || -44 || 18000 hours | ||
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| Master SOX-E 36W By22d | | Master SOX-E 36W By22d SLV || BY22d || 36 W || 6200 lm || Warm White || 1700 K || -44 || 18000 hours | ||
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| Master SOX-E 66W By22d | | Master SOX-E 66W By22d SLV || BY22d || 66 W || 10500 lm || Warm White || 1700 K || -44 || 18000 hours | ||
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| Master SOX-E 91W By22d | | Master SOX-E 91W By22d SLV || BY22d || 91 W || 17500 lm || Warm White || 1700 K || -44 || 18000 hours | ||
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| Master SOX-E 131W By22d | | Master SOX-E 131W By22d SLV || BY22d || 131 W || 26200 lm || Warm White || 1700 K || -44 || 18000 hours | ||
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| Master SOX 35W By22d | | Master SOX 35W By22d 1SL || BY22d || 35 W || 4550 lm || Warm White || 1700 K || -44 || 18000 hours | ||
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| Master SOX 55W By22d | | Master SOX 55W By22d 1SL || BY22d || 55 W || 7800 lm || Warm White || 1700 K || -44 || 18000 hours | ||
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| Master SOX 90W By22d | | Master SOX 90W By22d 1SL || BY22d || 90 W || 13700 lm || Warm White || 1700 K || -44 || 18000 hours | ||
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| Master SOX 135W By22d | | Master SOX 135W By22d 1SL || BY22d || 135 W || 22600 lm || Warm White || 1700 K || -44 || 18000 hours | ||
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| Master SOX 180W By22d | | Master SOX 180W By22d 1SL/SLV || BY22d || 180 W || 32000 lm || Warm White || 1700 K || -44 || 18000 hours | ||
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Note: due to the way the colour rendering index is calculated, negative values are possible. Basically, every value below 0 means that the light is basically monochromatic and that no colour distinction can be made and objects are white if not saturated and black if fully saturated. | Note: due to the way the colour rendering index is calculated, negative values are possible. Basically, every value below 0 means that the light is basically monochromatic and that no colour distinction can be made and objects are white if not saturated and black if fully saturated. | ||