Advanta Downlights from Keystone Lighting

EIN Keystone Advanta 400

July 8, 2022

The Advanta line of downlights is designed for commercial needs and feature an integrated driver, deep recessed look, and available interchangeable trims. Replacing a legacy fixture is easy: Advanta fits into the existing frame kit, ties into the junction box, and provides dimmable, energy-saving LED light. They’re ideal for both new construction and retrofit.

Advanta is available in both integral driver and remote driver (Advanta RMT) options for installation flexibility. The remote driver option is perfect for narrow plenums or obstructed spaces.

Advanta is also equipped with Keystone’s Power Select and Color Select technology, reducing SKUs and allowing installers to choose among selectable wattages and selectable color temperatures.

Features and benefits:

  • Power Select and Color Select technology
  • 80 or 90 CRI (90 CRI units JA8 and T24 compliant)
  • 0-10V dimming
  • Airtight and Type IC rated
  • Suitable for use in wet locations
  • Energy Star rated
  • 120-277V
  • 50,000-hour lifetime

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