IP65 waterproof recessed downlight in Ø4" and Ø6" apertures, delivering 2,400–7,330 lm from an all-metal body with stainless-steel front cover for wet, poolside, and outdoor spaces.
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About this product
Rev Hydro is Meteor Lighting's waterproof take on the Rev recessed downlight, engineered for wet, poolside, and exposed outdoor ceilings. Two apertures cover the range: the Ø4" Rev Hydro 4 (30/40/50 W, 2,400–4,050 delivered lumens) and the Ø6" Rev Hydro 6 (50/70/90 W, 4,350–7,330 delivered lumens), both built from a die-cast aluminum body with a flow-formed aluminum trim, PC/glass lens, and stainless-steel front cover carrying an IP65 rating and ETL Wet Location listing. A trim glass cover and gasket seal block water ingress from below, and Outdoor, Natatorium (chlorine-resistant), and Marine (saltwater-resistant) rating options tailor the coatings and sealants to the environment. Optics come in 30°, 45°, 55°, and wallwash distributions at CRI 85 and 2700–5000 K, with 0–10V and DALI dimming to 10%, rated L70 at 60,000 hours and backed by a 5-year limited warranty. An Archi-Color W+RGB variant (Rev Hydro 6) and cylinder-conversion surface kits are offered separately.
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